Illustrated Hz~"tory of the  CZ.vii War . .. 

FRANK  LESLIE'S 

ILLUSTRATED  HISTORY 

OF  TTIE 

CIVIL  WAR 

T  Fl  E 

MosT  IMPORTANT  EvENTs  OF  THE  CoNFLICT  BETWEEN  THE  STATES 

GRAPH ICALLY  PICTURED. 

STIRRING  BATTLE  SCENES  AND  GRAND  NAVAL  ENGAGEMENTS, 

DRAWN  BY  SPECIAL  ARTISTS  ON  THE  SPOT. 

PORTRAITS  OF  PRINCIPAL  PARTICIPANTS,  MILITARY  AND  CIVIL;  FAMOUS  FORTS: 

PATHETIC  EPISODES,  ETC.,  ETC. 

THE  WHOLE  F011MING 

AN  AUTHENTIC  PICTORIAL  HISTORY  OF  THE  WAR, 

BY  SUC ll  WELL-KNOWN  ARTISTS  AS 

HEL 

. 

~KER  CRANE  BEARD,  SCHELL  LUMLEY,  FORBES,  NEVILL,. DAVIS,  SIMONS,  OSBORN.  WILCOX,  WEAVER, 

: 

. 

BOSSE,  NEWTON,  RAWSON,  RUSSELL,  SARTORIO US,  CHAMBERLAIN, 

AND  OTHERS. 

A  CONCISE  HISTORY  OF  ·rnE  CIVIL  WAR,  BEING  OFflCJAL  !JATA  Sl£Ui<El)  FROM  THb  WAR  RlCOlUJS. 

EDITED  BY 

wrn1  Ml  INTRODUCTI0!'-1  BY 

JOSEl"H'.  13.  CAHH., 

M  Rs.  F' I~ A  ;  · K 

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Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  eighteen  h:mdr .:d  and  ninet) .fi ·e,  l ' Y 

MRS.  FRANK  LESLTF, 

in  the  Office  of  the  Librarian  of  Congres,;  aL  \Vashiogton.  D.  C. 

INTRODUCTION. 

A GENERATION  has  passed  away  since  the  last  battle  of  the  Civil  War  was  fought,  and  since  the  victorious  armies  of 

the  Union  passed  in  review, 

d 

on 

th 

e  22 

cl 

an  23d  of  May,  1865,  before  the  President  of  the  United  States  in  the  City 

of  \\' ashington. 

!.: pwci.rd  of  one  million  of  men  \"ere  on  the 

·• 

rolls  of  the  army  when  the  work  of  mustering  out  officers  and  men 

began  on  the  1st  of  June,  I 86:::,  and  by  tl1e 

" 

1111.ddle 

of  November  upward  of  800,000  of  this  vast  host  had  returned  to  the 

pursuits  of  peace. 

Altogether  the  whole  number  of  men  \vl10  11ac1  ans\"er·ed  to  th  · 

" 

e1r  country s  ca 

' 

II  d 

unng  t  e  war  was  2,  5  ,ooo.  Ou.t  of 

6  6 

h 

· 

this  number  300,000  had  sealed  their  patriotism  with  their  blood. 

As  long  as  this  nation  lasts  the  mP.mory  of  these  defenders  of  the  Union  will  be  one  of  its  holiest  treasures. 

"Your 

marches,'·  saici  General  Grant  in  his  farewell  address,  "your  sieges  and  battles,  in  distance,  duration,  resolution  and  orilliancy 

of  results,  dim  the  lustre  of  the  world's  past  military  achievements,  and  will  be  the  patriot's  precedents  in  defense  of  liberty 

and  right  in  all  time  to  cof'.te. ·. 

l\Iany  of  those  to  ·whom  th~se  words  were  addressed  have  ::i.ln::ao_v  passed  away,  D~lt:  the  new  generation  still  remembers 

with  pride  some  relative  to  whose  stories  of  battle  and  of  march  it  has  often  list~ned.  B.-t  as  these  veterans  become  fewer 

the  tales  of  their  deeds  become  less  vrv1d;  and  It  is  to  impreos  on  we  new  age  ana  to  tix  Ort  posterity  the  memory  of  these 

heroes  that  this  work  is  designed. 

Nothing  recalls  the  past  so  forcibly  as  pictures  of  the  scenes  taken  at  the  time  and  on  the  very  spot.  A  picture,  too, 

is  impartial. 

It  cannot  represent  the  success  of  the  victors  without  representing  the  heroism  of  their  oppor:.ents. 

It  does 

justice  to  all  sides,  like  Decoration  Day,  which  North  and  South  alike  keep  holy,  and  strengthens  the  bonds  of  sympathy 

between  all  true  citizens. 

This  \YOrk  will  bt.  a  supplement  to  every  written  history,  portraying  as  it  does  the  striking  incidents  of  battle,  and 

giving  the  likenesses  of  the  leaders  whose  names  were  on  every  lip  in  the  days  of  strife. 

Here  the  veterans  will  find  the  past  recalled,  and  here  the  young  may  gain  inspiratioi:.  to  emulate  their  patriotism  and 

devotion. 

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tions  nf  tlw  W<l)'  in  whirh  thv  t'\'t't\ls  actu:dly  tonk  pbc1:  th:1L  nn  wmd  description  could  possibly  give. 

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p1·1 m.lllt'nL  form  tlH'St'  val11:iblt•  11lustrat1ons  and  to  present  to  the  public  a  grand  pano-

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•. lUl~t  o{  the  le.Hling· 

l'\'t'nts 

t)f  the  w:1r  is 

th1:  purpos1~  nf  this  book.  The  \JraV('  soldiers  who,  clad 

in 

the  "l3luc"  or  the 

'·Cray,"  participat 'd  in  th1:  fict-CL'  strug·gl1~s  th:1t  marked  the  four )'l'ars  of war,  will  find  h<.:re  familiar  scenes,  and  will  be  taken 

back,  thrtmgh 

tlw  m  'dium  t)f  cxc1·lknt  pirtnrt's,  tn 

tlw  days  they  will  never  forget;  those  who  remained  at  home  will  be 

l't:mitHkd,  in  looking  nvn  tlwsc  pagt'S,  of  the  exciting  cagenwss  with  which  the  appearance  of  each  number  of  Frank  Leslie's 

puhlic.ltilH1s,  with  tlwir  famous  W '.lr  pidurvs,  was  awaited,  and  how  every  piece  of  news  anJ  ill11stration  from  the  seat  of  battle 

\\,ls  anxiously  ::>cnnllt'ti;  whil ·  1host'  who  w  ·re  n0t  born  or  were  too  young  to  remember  now  those  stirring  times  will  find 

ll1\ll'h 

i11lt'l't'st  and  instruction  in  studying  the  views  ot  battles  that  became  fanwus  and  have  taken  a  prominent  place  in 

tlw  nation's  history. 

The  picturl's 

in 

this  work  h:wc  bet'n  reproduced  from  the  orig·inal  cuts  matlc  by  Frank  Leslie's  corps  of  war  art;sts. 

Tlwy  w 'r'  t<1kt'n 

frnm  his  publications  because  of  their  assured  authenticity.  Tlwy  were  drawn  anll  engraYcd  directly  from 

skl'tt.ht:s  matl'  on 

the  scene  of  hat tie  by  the  most  famous  artists  of  the  time,  and  can  thercf ore  be  rdied  upon  as 

absolutl'iy  :1t cur:1te.  Th')'  :rn .. :  really  the  nwst  ;rnthentic  w:lr  illustrations  that  han'  eyer  been  published. 

The  short,  ctrncist~  history  of  the  war  which  appl':trs  :1t  thl'  \'nd  of  this volume  is  intetHk'd  to  give  the  reader,  in  as  few 

words  as  possibl1-,  a  cn111pkte  :rnd  :1cc11rate  account  of  thl'  gre:H  conllict  from  beginning  tl)  tnd;  Lit'scribing.  i11  entt.:rtaining 

langu:tgc,  the  circumst.tnct•s  that  led  to  tht'  strug·g·le,  the  import.u1t  battles  both  nn  land  and  st'a.  the  tnL'.11  who  participated 

in  them.  :ind  tht:  C:\ll"it'S  that  hrnught  ahn11t  th'  downfall  of  the  Confl'<ll'racy.  This  tkscription.  with  the  graphic  illustrations, 

will,  it 

is  hoped,  L>ring  about  a  bctler  k1wwlcdgc  .tnd  a  more  correct  idl'a  of  the  Ch·il  \Var  than  any  yet  pr 'St'ntctl  to 

the..:  public. 

Nt!itlwr  troulil,  nor  l'Xpcnsc  has  hccn  spared  to  makt'  FRANK  LEsr rn's  11 , t.tJSTl\,\'l'Ell 

l l1:-'1\)1'\ 

c1F  TllF  Cint. \\ .\R  per-

f ·ctly  n:li:ilil.  in  t'Vt:ry  way.  Editors  of  t·xpc1ic11cc  have  gone  uvt.:r  the  whuk  work  cardully  and  veritied  every date..;,  so  as  to 

pr  vent  the  possibility  uf  error. 

INDEX  TO  ILLUSTRATIONS. 

A. 

PAGE 

Rnttles-Oontin1.led: 

Cerliir  Mountain, August flth,  18G2-Hopulso  o! the 

Confederates ...................... , . . . . . . . .  228 
C'l11tlllpion  llills,  llfoy lf>th,  1868 .. . .....•..... 37G,  377 
Chancollorsvillc,  Ya.,  May  Jst,  Jt!(;;J •.•.••..•.... , 
32-1 
Chnucollo1·svillP. Yr1 .. J\Jay ::Jtl, 18G3-<fcneml llookrr 

Hepnlsing  the Attr1ck  <if  tb0  Enr•my ....... 3f;0,  ar,1 

ChancellorHYille,  Ya.-'l'lw AHrtf'k  nn  GPnArnl Herlg-

wick's  Corps,  May .ith, 18fi:J............ .. ...  325 

Charlcs  City Roatl,  .Jnnc  80tb,  J f:lr.2- Clun·ge  of the 

Jc1·sey  Brigu<le  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  203 

Chickau11mgr1,  Ga ..  Scptcwher  1Utl1  20th,  1Bfl3,  lie-

twee11  Generals  Ro8ecraus  am1  JJmgg ..... 3fJ2,  308 

· CLickamauga-Rcpulso of th<1  CouferlcrntesntGraw-

fish  Creek.................... . ............ .  35G 

Corintl1,  l\Jiss.,  October  4th,  181;2 - Scene  iu  the 
Roundabouts  of  Fort  Robin«tt,  after  the  Re-
pulse  of  tbc  Couferleratcs...................  3-16  ' 

Cross  Keys,  June  8th,  18ri2-0pening  the  Fight. 
Cross  Ke;ys-The  Centre  and  Prout of the Fcileral 

1:,n 

Army in the Engagement....................  23G 

Dam No. 4, Potomac RiYcr-B:.i.ltle between Butter-

field's  Brigade  ancl  a  Large Confederate Force  2GO 
Dmuesville, Va.,  Decernt>er  20th,  181,2....... . .... 
83 
Gaines's Mill.  Jone 27th,  1862  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  207 
Gettysburg. July 2cl,  18G3,  as Seen from  Rocky Hill  351 
Gettysburg-Charge  of the Confederates on  Ceme-

tery Hill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  335 

Gettysburg-Cemetery  Hill  during  tLe  Attack  of 

the Confedemtes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  3HJ 

Grand  Coteau,  La.,  November  ,3c1,  1868-Purions 

Attack  on  the  tlixteenth  Indiana  Regiment . .  an 
28 

Great Bethel,  Juue 10th,  1861....... .... . . . .. ... 
:;\fahern Hill, near Turkey Bend, James River, la., 

J aly  lst, 1862. . . . .  . . . . . . .. .... . . ....... 232,  233 

liiddletowu,  October  19th,  1864- Great  Vietory 

Won  by  Major  General  Sheridan. .. .........  4.43 

Mill Spring, on the Cumberland River, near .JaruPs(cid:173)

town,  Ky.,Sunclay,  January 19th, 18G2-Fligl1t 
of tbe  Confederate Army .. . .............. 200,  201 
261 

~Iunforclville, Ky.,  September  14th,  18G2 ... ... . . 
New Berne-Lieutenant Hammoucl  Capturing Colo(cid:173)
nel Avery, of South Carolina, while lie was En(cid:173)
deavoring  to  Rally the Flying Confeclerates. . . 
Pea lticlge,  Ark.,  March Gth,  7th and Stb,  18G2,  br·(cid:173)

tween  the  Federal  Forces,  13,000  Strong, aurl 
the  Combined Confoderate Army  of the South(cid:173)
west,  20.000  Strong.............. . .... .. ....  l~J7 

Pittsburg  Landing,  April  6th,  18G2- Charge  aurl 

Repulse  of  Confeclerates  at  Peach  Orclum1. . .  110 

Pitt.~burg Lanc1ing-Bnrniug !be Dcnr1  Horses near 
the Peach Orch1.ml.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
Pittsburg  Landing-Desperate  JJMensc  of General 
Mc:Clernanrl's  Second  Line  by  tho  Fedc,rnl 
'l'roops,  SuULlay  Morning,  Ayir.il  Cth,  18(;2. . . .  117 

lOG 

Pittsburg  Lauding-Retreat  of  Dres8ei"H  Battery, 

Captrdn  'l'irnony,  Ap1·il  Gth,  18()2.. . ..... . ....  111 

Pittsburg  Landing-TM Recnpture of Artillery liy 
the First Ohio and other J~rgirneulfl, unc1r·r Cl<m-
ernl Rr,ww:au,  April  'ith,  J sr;2  ..... . 

Resaca, Ga., 1fay14th, 18Gi-Gcary'HJ{riga<le Chnrg(cid:173)

lJ (j 

h1g  np tbe }fonntain. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  486 

Rich  }fountaiu, Ya.,  .July  12tl1,  18Cl 

llich  ::\-Iountuin,  Ileverly  Pikf,,  Ya.,  ,Jnly  llth, 
1801 ... . ......... . . . ................ . .. 40, 
'Ihirtl"cnth 
ln•liaun  llcgimr:nt  CapturiHg  ri  G-nu.... . . . . . 
Rmmt,ko Jsl;mrl,  February fltli,  J8G2- JJecisive  I;ay-
011,,t Char,;f;  of the llawkiuB Zonavcs ...... 1:t0,  121  I 
Sav"g<'-'<i  Station,  .foue  2flth,  18G2.......... . .. . . .  221i  I 
Br:cr·ssionvill", .fam~s fslrtnil, 8  ('. - Uny<mr.t r:hargt; 
of y1,tl~ral Trt1•ipH,  Juno J ('!h,  J xr;;:l..  . • . . . . . . . 
Cc,lr1nd  ,foJ111s1m 
Enrfoav<>ring  to  Captnrr,  a  C1Jnf.,<J1·rat"  (Jfli<:~r 
S!tiluli, ,,r  Pitt,burg  I.anding  TJi1,  W<JU<ls  rm  fire 

Shil<Jh,  vr  I'itt~lmrg  J,i.u•li11g 

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2:.!<l 

00 

and  :;\Jill  ....... ••• •. ........ 

\\ mchester,  Va.,  March  12th.  1862 .. 

A Cl'Llfe11E>mte  Treed- Capture  of LiC'utcnant  H .  ,J.  Re-
'?'ll.  uf the  C011fe11ernt(•  Army.  ncn.r  Falls Church .. 
• ·'l<ln11r.1l  D11pout"s  :\focbine Rhop,  Rtatiou  Creek,  S.  c .. 
. .\.1hau,·e of F~·le:rnl Troops nu  Corinth ....... . .... 2lli, 
A1h11~we ('f  (Ten.,ral  Hos"c1·ans'R  DiYiRinn  throu"h  fhP 
}or, sts  of  Lunrel  Hill  to  Attack  the  Conie~lemt,, 
Intreuchment~ at  Rich  Mountt1in 
A1lrnn.:e  0f  th e  Army  of  the  Potoma~~()~~;1~o,~ti~~· ~f 
• .\.11rnuce  of tbe  Federal Army under  Geue~~i "}r~·(;l~U~r; 
towarJ  Yorktown, l"a .•  April  5th.  UH>:~ ......... ·. 
A.d,anct<  of  the  Fetlerul Troops  n ear  How1m1's  Bridge 
AthuncP  on  Port Hudson.  ::\Iarch  i3th.· j8f,3":: ·. · .. : ·.:. 
A1l,auce upon Charleston, B.  C.-Entrnnce to  the Stouo 
RiYer . ......•.. .... ............................ 
A•hnnce  upon  Ch,1rleslon, 8.  C ..  ~farrh 2  th,  1  63 ..... 
Auglo-C1>nfe1lerate  Steamer  Anglia,  Captured off Bull's 
Bay.  '. C ..  October  rn:b.  18H2 ......... . ........ . 
. \nna!lllule  Chr1pel.  Ya ........ . .................... . 
lrmy Coukhouse  ou  th9 lfappahanuock, Falmouth, la. 
_.Umy  at  B"lruont.  Mo.,  Opposite  Columbus,  Ky. ,  Ko-
. . . .. 
Anu,\•  of General Fremont on its ~larch up the Shenan-
doah  \alley ..... .... . .. .. ......... _ ........... . 
.l.rmy of  the  Curu berlaml-Wilder's  :llonntecl  Infantry 
Passing  a  mockhouse  on  the  Na hville  and  Chat-
t:mooga  lluilroad ........................... . 

wmher  /th,  1861 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

107 
·lG3 
217 

lilO 

20,) 
315 

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3()5 

323 
35 
454 

62 

160 

37~ 

Anny  of  tbe  Potomac  Recrossing  the  Rappahannock 
from Fredericksburg  to  Falmouth, December 15th, 
1862 .... . ................. . . . ....... .. ........ . 
Army of tbe  Potomac-Scene at the  Crossing  of Kettle 
Run ...................... . ....... . ........... . 
ArriYal and Departure of Federal Troops,  on their Way 
to ·washington,  at  the  Union  \olunteers  Refresh-
ment  Saloon, Philadelphia, Pa . ...... . .. .. .. . ... . 
.\rri\·w  of  Genewl  )lcClellan,  April  5th, 1862,  to Take 
Pt:r.•onal  Comrnuml  of the  Ft:deral A.rruy  in its Ad-
Yance  on  Yorktown .................. . ......... . 
Artillery Practice \lith the Dahlgren Howitzi:r Boat Gun 
.. \~-,mlt  of the  ~ec<•nd Louisiana  Colored  Regiment on 
the  Coniooerate Work:; at Port Hudson,  ::Yiay  27tlt, 
1:-i63  ................................. .. .. . . 440, 
..\.tbck  •in  En.,ruy"s  Train  by  the  Forty-eighth  Kew 
York Yolnnteer  Regitnent. ....... . ..... . ...... . . 
.\tock  upun  the  Datteri<·S  at  the  Entrance  of  Acquill. 
Cn·ek. P•Aomac Ri>er, by the Vnited Stat;:s lessels 
Patel~FP,  Yrtnh•e,  Tlu..rn111.,  Free/,1;rn,.  A.nricfJdVJ,  an<l 
Rf$1il>Lt" • . fone  1st,  1861. .. - .................. · · · 
.\'t. <"k  npon  thi>  \niu-d States  Sloop of War Seminole, 
Ocwl1n  l."ith,  18G1  . ....... . ............. . ••...• 

:314 1 
4G7  I 

77 

131 
2()8 

441 

270 

48 

274 

B. 

ILnlb'>  Expedition: 

A  Conf"'1<:rate  Schooner  Running  into the Unit.eel 
S!.lit·~o  Tnm.--;port  (,'!t.P-kh111:;,  off  the  Florid.a 
RP.Ch.  on  the  Sight  <1f  Decewbu  11th,  ldf.2  380 

J;urniug  of  the  .  tate  Capitol  of  L-011isiana,  Batou 

Houg<-.  Decernht:r  :~nth,  18f;:t................  407 

Hoi:,rin:.;  th<o:  Xational Stanclar1l  on  th~ State C~pitol 

at Baton I:ougP.  La.,  l><o:cem1,er  17th,  181)3....  47G 

~ocne OD  tb"  Hnrric,;ne  D•;f'k of the united St.ates 

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WilH<m'~ Crr·,,k, n"ar Rpringiklol, '.\Io., hr:tw• c·n  '1,f)fl{) 
U11ir,11  'J'mnp~. nnd••r G<,llf·r;1l~ J,yon <1Il•l  Rigd, 
nurl  2:J,fl00  Conf.,deratt:s,  urult:r  G1:uernls  J.fo • 
C'nlloch  anrl  l'ricc.  AngnRt  llltlJ,  l81ll ...•• 7:!, 
- Ch:.rgt•  of  !be  l'irtt  fr,wa  Hl i:,ri-
Jllr>nt,  unckr  Gf>uHal  J,yc1tt ..•.•.•• ' ...•••. 
Wilwm'H  Crrrk-lNath  of <1cw·ral  1'Hll1aui~1 J,y >I 
Wiuehr-8t«r,  Ya.,  .Mnrc}1  2:1.1,  1>11;2 
Ji~rish·"  Bay-
011et Clmrge of th<•  Fc·cforal Tr<iOpb,  L1orl  l1y 0u1-
cral 'l'yl"r .. . ..................... ......... . 
Br;lleaire,  0. - 8teambo1it; <'<Jnveying 'fr()Ops !l11rl  ."111ni-
tious of W1<r  on tLr;  (hr.at Kaw1wk< ............. . 
(Billy) Wilson  Zo11av<;H.  at  'J'.nomany  Jfnll, 'fakiug  tlw 
Or1th  of  Fidelity tn  tlH·  Flag,  April 21th.  Hira ..•.• 
Bird's-eye View of Camp  JJouglaH.  Cl.:if'ligt1,  Ill ..• . ... 
J3i.rrl's-oye  View  of  the  Burning  of  a.  Confedn"t" 
Scho<Jner  in  Quantico  or  Dmnfrir·~  C'r~ek.  I'm•,· 
WllC  Itiver,  011  tl10  Night ,,f  Odr1ber llll1,  lt;lil. ...  2~2 

31 
71 

lill 

mwmac  of  the  Elev(;nth  Im1iau:i  Volunteer  H•·gi111'•nt 

IZonaves),  11t  Cmnherltlncl. :>.I11 ................. . .  1~7 

Bivouac  of tho  .Fid<l  and  filafl  Officer8  ()f  th'' 'fwdfth 
)far;sachnAelts  Heg1ment,  11111'.ing  a  St•1m1y  Nigbt, 
011'  their  ~larch from  Hyattstrnrn, ::ira ....... . 

J3!owiug  ont  the llulkheail  of Dutch Gap  Caual,  .Jawr•o 
ltiver, Va.,  .January 1st,  18G5 .. . . . ...... . ....•... 
mowing  up  tLe  Confoclerute Forts on Crarwy hlaw1 by 
Commoclore  Golclsl,orongh,  Jun'' 2il,  1s1;2 ........ . 
Eombardrnent  of Fredericksburg.  Ya.,  hy th"  Army of 
the Potomac, Dec@1ber 11th,  1862 .......... ~(l<i. 
Bon,hanlment  of  Island  No.  10  and  thr;  Fortific1.1tionA 
Opposite on the Keutncky Shore, ~farch 17th, 18H2 
Bornbi,rduient  of  Port  Hu<lson  by  A1lmirnl  Farragut"s 
. . . .. .440. 
Bouqu~t Biittery,  Commanding  the  Viaduct  <YVPr  tlie 
l'atapsco  ltiver,  Baltimore  ancl  Ohio  H11ilroad .. . . 
Burning  of  the  Arnericnn  )forchautman Ilrrrrry  Birr/!, 

:Fleet.... . .... . .. . ..  . . . . . . . . . . . . 

of  New  York, in  the  BritiBh  Channel,  by the  Con(cid:173)
federate Steamer .Na,.•kail/P,  Now•rnhE"r  17th,  1Hr.J .. 
Burning  of  the  Confederate  Gun1,nats,  lla.mA.  etc ..  :it 
New  Orlenns  aurl  Algiers  ou  the  Appror«:h of  the 
Federnl  Fleet .. .. . . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . 
. ... . ...... . 
Burning  of the  Gunpowder Creek  Hailr11tv1  Briclg",  on 

42~1 

17(J 

441 

201l 

1 1;2 

1'.14 

:Ill 

the  Philadelphia  1rn1l  l3a1Umore  Ilailro1ul . . ... . 

22c; 

Burning of the  Cnitecl [States  Arsenal at H arpP1"s Perry, 
April  18th, 18G1 .. ..... . ......... . ..... . ..... . . . 
Jlnrning  of tLe  White  House-The  Fcrleral TronpH,  hy 
C<imrn:mtl  of  Geunal  }lcCl,.llu.u,  Ahllnrlnuing th<·ir 
Position  llt  the  White  Honse,  nncl  Breaking np tho 
Commissariat  Depr;t on  the Paruuukey Uiw,r, .Juuu 
21,th,  1862 ............. . . . . .... .. . . . ........... . 

Burnsirfo's  Expcilitiou: 

1felnneholy Dc:itl1  of ('r,Jonel  J . \V.  Allen,  f-iurg1·on 
'\Taller  tmil  tlto  8c:r·•Jlll1  :YfotP- of  thi·  ..-1 n,,1.  E. 
Tliornzw1n,  on  .Janaary  1:;th,  18r.2,  JH'!ir  lfat~ 
tnrtH  Inlr·t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
. . 
Th<;  Fle<'t  anrl 'frnnspnrts  oil  Hattern.q  dnriu~ th" 
Storin- Tho  flem:ral  Giyiug  Orr11·rs ......... . 
.  Hutd~~:ri:··~  au1l  I>~~i.sing  Cattle for l>istribnti<"'  to  11111 
.tleru.l  Army. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . ..... 

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c. 

A H><gg11i;e  'l'r><in  CrfJ;;sing 1h" )fonntuius iu 11  f-iti,rru 
}'r·rkr1,1 'J'mtips !"1Jrugiug  ni·ar  \Vtm<aw  f.i,,ullll ..... 
Cnu1p11ign  iti  K1·11tncky  F<'fl1·ral Trno[>.<, urnli·r  <:,·w·ml 
·l••hlJH1111,  Arlv1mc1ng <Ill  tbr1 N;L~11'·ill .. antl J,111tiil'villi 
T1m1pik~....... . ............. ...... 
. ........ . 
I Catopai~n <Jfl  u,,, ,farnf''I  Hiver- OenunJ Hntkr )J111di11f{ 
. . 
Cawp  Cr,rc<ira11,  r1u  Arlingtou  JJeights,  \'a .•.• , •.••• 

at  J ort J'owlin!illl ........ , . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 

l~l  I  ('utup  J11:n11i~"ll, ''" t.lw H.mk' of tb1_1  ,\Tiaiui  l<ivi •r 

r.'a111p  J,j(,.  in  tlrn  W•·8t. •......•.... 

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(',•mp  <if  th1J  (;mn,,,1,ti  <;111ml8,  r1rnr  l:wlt1•'e  ~!ill.•  Yn. 
(':uup  r,f 
tltti 
W1i•1d~,  Onr~ :llilu  fr<1w  fltr•  c.,ufr ""'"1"  f',,rtjfi,.,,. 
ti1,11~.  Y11rldr>wll  ..•..• , ..•• 

St,-,ne  Jtiv,...r,  Tt~1m 1  .J:1n11ary  2<1 
J!-$fj'.J ••••••.••••• 
Rton~ Jtiver,  Tn1u.- 111"  TJr·c:iHiv<  C!Jarw:  of  r;,.n 
•·ral  . ·1·gky'~ T>i,·iRion  f"'"'''~"  tl1fJ  Hivn ..•. :JJ2, 
·wtiite Oak SwiwiJ• J~rMw· •. ]1111'' :301h.1 k1;:t  A \'r"H'H, 
)fott's  rinr1  j{1rnrlr11l'a  Jbtt•crir H Cl1r·d;i11g  tlw 
,\rh,llH."'  r1f  ti1~ ('•mfl:'le11d.<:R.,...... 

f'rirwt-1 1 .11,  Va.,  1.IH· 

lf1·1vl•1'lt!d"1l'I 

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tl1fl  ~intli  .\[11•~:wl111!l'tll'I 

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'\'illiarn~l111rg, Va ..  r,n  t!Jr,  P1·nirt<;llla  br·lw•:•·u  Y1,rk 

1rnrl  ,!flm1·11  Itiv1r11,  1.foJ  l;th ,  Jio:l;J  •••• ,. 

'VilliK  ('hnrf:li •• fnn1, 

'Jli,.  h·rlr·r:il 
Forres,  nnrlr,r  r,,,111·m1  H1·i11lzt,)111"ri,  E11~;igi·d 
with  th"  Eu<:wy ••• , ••. ,... •• • . .  . . • . 

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ltltrJ_YIHJ'H  N°•JW  ,Jrn.f'Y  J~riv::uJ1 

r;,.r(p  \\1.111  Two  Mil~ Crr.1r1 

t'r•rf.  ('1'.rk,  lft<t!•n•~  i~l 
·w I  IJt•enpJtd  by  lfr,wkn ... ;r,,,,,,  V•"  w  l~Cl, ••. 
,-,f  Ir  •1111ril  ff  Army  ,, 11 
tlJf  I'r:  irie.  111•r1r  \\'}l(t_;,Lhrnd,  ~f,J .••....•••• " .• _ •• 

f':11('a1111n111·r.t 

/'.a ~011~·j 

On1·1p 

Battles  not  found  in  index  under  B, see  War  in  different  States. 

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t;c111rcv1ll•'.  \'11.,  ,·i t•1  th o  lhttl~fi..\ 1l u{  Bull  H1111,  Hull 
Hun  )foun  1irh,  'l'hor•1nghf.11·<"  C:1,•  ;11111  the  Hlnil 
J:i<l  q1  in  tlto  fh~t·tnC'<"  .. · · ~ 
· · ·  • · ·  • · · · • · · · · · · 
Cltnl•''lou  Harl•or  1!11r111.;  the  lloiub:lrtl1w·ut  o(  Fort 

Rn111l<"r  .•...•.•.. · · • · · · · · ·. · • · · · · · · ·  · · · 

t 'ity of l'rt1tl  ·riek-..l)nrg,  \'oi.,  from  th1 1  Xorth ~i-ilt.,  o f  tlit! 
Kq•p.thllUllO<'k  . .••. ' ••.......•...•..•..•.. ' ... 
{'oh•nd  L,.wj,  \\'nlhn"  nf Ow  J~lt'T<'Uth  li1tlimlll  \'c1hm-
1 .. er><  f;l'.,ln  "·~,) .  ,rn  l  bi~ Rtnff.  on  .  en  ice  iu  \\-,•ot-
\'r11  ,  ... irgiuLl .................................. . 

C  1!011  1 1'1!, •. in's H:1U1•ry Sh<:>lliug  th•'  ){e1tr  G1mr1l  nf Ille 
C1111ft1ler.1te  (h·ni'r;tl .fack;;ou';;  Anny. nt  tbe  Cro,;s-
iug of  (ho  Rlwn 1ud1>alt  l1her .• Tun·  8.l,  UHi:.! . . .... . 
Uouuniss:HLtt  D~pol of the  tTnited  Sul <''  Army  of  tht> 

Huppah <nnock,  :it  ::lfan:i'"-'"·  Yn.  . . ... . 

Confnler1ttd  Army. uodPr Early, Rurpri•h16  the Federn~ 

Forc"s at ('t·dar Creek. ...... . ....... . 

c .. n·foclernl.>  Bntceri e~  Shelling  the Pe1ll'rnl  Po~ition Oil 
the Xight of tll\J  Bat!lo  of Cednr )fonnt:liu,  .\ugu~t 
:1th.  l.~C\:! ...................... ' ..... . 

('oufcd.'r.tte C:1v1tlry  A.ttacking  a  Federal  Snpply Trnin 

Uf•;u  J tl~fll'l'.  'l'enn ............ . ....... . 

c .. ufl·clt"rut.1  C1\Yalr~- Drhiug  Stra;::glers  nnd  Sknl.kers 
Dack  (o  their  Duty nt  the  Dattle  o[  Antietam . ... 
C<"•llft'•lfrate  ForecE  under  Geneml  Ju ck,on .1.chnncing 

upnu the 11npp:umunock St:ition  nt the Rivcr-Pctl(cid:173)
"rnl lhttcries Replyiug lo tht' Confe.lemte Artiller.r. 
Cnnfo,Jc.ra!t> luY:lsion  of  )faryl:md  nnd  PeuusylnUJia, 

,Tune  11th.  l~tl;l .......................... . 

Conf<·Jerate  Ironcbcl lfam Ga•r.1ia Lyiug off FortJack-

!">!'ll.  Sa\"il llllllb  Ilivel',  Ga  ............. . 

c .. nfo<lcmtl'  Position  ut  Centreville, Ya., ><t  the  Cross(cid:173)
ing  of  tt.e  Ornuge  nud  A.lex11ntl.Ti:1  Rnilway  over 
llnll  lfon ................ . . .... ......... . .. . 
c .. uft"der,1l~  Pri,oners  Brought  in  nfter  the  Bnttle  of 
C'L1111cdh•r"ille ............................... . 
Couf,·d··rale  Prin1teer Ste.11ner  ~tlaha11m ('' 290 "),  Cap-

t.1in  11nphael  Semmes . . . . . . . 

. . . . . . . 

. . 

Confodcr.1to  Itnicl  iuto  Kentucky-Excitement  at  Cm--
ingtou ..•....•......................... . ....... 

Coufo•l~r.1te llaitl into Keutucky-Tbe Fight al th<' Lick(cid:173)

ing  Bdclge  between  lbe  Fedeml  'l'roops  and  che 
)Jorg1m  Conf<'<lemte  Guerrillus 

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l\Jt-01unc  Ili\·,~r 

C'oublHute  lluw~ from  ~'hnrleo'lto~ ·IT;\;.i.,~,~- ~\1~:.~k.\~~ 
the  P~1lernl  Dlockudmg  R'}ul\ll ron,  JauullrY  3l•t. 
1  na 
Coufo,fo1;,;;.~. ~;. ~\~i,',;;h . i>·i~i·~~ .  ~~- -~. R~~~~~~lt~-l~~ 
Ex1wd1l1uu  lo  OyNler  Cre(•k,  Honuokb  Isltlull,  •. O. 
c .. nr.1.d'"  FutTy,  ~rd.,  alJo,·e  II:trri,on'o  hhlllll  OU  the 
Cuuslruclion  of  Fln~~i1;~ ·~i~;t;1:." iJ;,(j~;i~~.· 0et~:: lI~{,~-~ 
( '<•oking  iu  <'«wp- ·'l'ho  Klt~l;;~ 0of  0ti,"~ F~~~~>~;t· Dr;,~ 
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th.i. \\ lllt'r llatl.•ry Built hy the <'<>nfo,l"nH«~ :tl \y,,,1 
Pomt.  York  lli\'er. 
C'nlpep"r l'onrthou.,..,  or F:~i~f,;~ .. ;,:: · · · · · · · · · · · · · 
C11mherlaull  lhp awl  Height... 1J'~·n1:  • • •  •  •  • 
Cnttiug  the Le\'c  ~ U•'J\t th" Rtute Li~~-;,( ~\;i·,;,;;,;,·,;,;,i 

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lhin<'~  7,ouai .. s  C'tirr.dug 

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Eilrtbwork  Jlalteri··~  Snrronnoling tl1t• 

\footls.  Po1·t  Ilnyal.  8.  ('.,  .fam1ary  l•<l,  l <.1;2  .  .  • • 

ily of p,..Jnen.h. 
Kv . ......................... ................ . 
Etlll'nt:cl'R  FL•rry,  ~Itl.,  Helnw  JT.1rri»on's  I~hU<l ,  on  th •• 
Polornac  Ri l't'r ............ - • • ·  · ·  ·  • • ·  ·  • · • ·  ·  • ·  ·  ·  · 
'.l03  Effect  of tlrn  (',uul10nt  f'lwll~ un  tho  C'oufri1er11t<.  in tho 
. 
3::13  Eleventh Iudin1rn  z,,;rnves  iu Cnmp  ::\.IcGiuni~. t1f! .. r  tho 
Battle  of  Hmun•' Y .................... · . · .. · · · · · 
j-13  Ellsworth Chicago Zo~1:ive Ctlllds.  Group of. ........ · • 
Ellsworth,  Colonel,  ).furcler  of,  nt  the  :\Iarshall Hrm,e. 
Alexau<lria, Yit ..  ~fay 21th, 1  Gl. . • . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . 
180  Embarking Troops aud  ArtilleTy at Bir.l's Point,  :\fo ... 
Emmittsbnrg,  :llLl.- General  ~Ieade's  Army  Pm·,uiug 
. ......................... . 
Encampment of Colonel Ellsworth's New York Firn Zon-
nns. \\' nBhingtou ,  D.  0 ................. .. . .... . . 
Eueampment  of  Colonel  :\lax  \Yeber's  German  Turner 
Rifle  Regiment  ut  Hampton  Creek,  \a .......... . 
237  I Encampment of the Federal .\rllly nenr Rolla, )lo ..... . 
Eucampment  of  the  First Yermont  Regiment  nt  K.,w-
port  Kews.  \a .................... . ..... . . .... . 
Eugagement  at  Bealington,  Ya ..  between  Ohio  nud In(cid:173)

Geueml  Lee . .. . 

383 

2fl5 

330 

J 

322 

diana  Regiments  nnd  a  Detachment  of  <.Teorgia 
Troops ..... . . ......... . ....................... . 
Engagement nt llomuey,  Ya ..  June  11th, 1.<.;61.  ....... . 

2, *  Engagement  b  tween  the  Federal Troops and  the  (',m. 

federates  on  the Yirginin Side of the  Potomac.  Oe(cid:173)
tobe1·  22d,  1  Gl. .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . 

. 
Enthusiasm of thtl Nortliem Armies-Ile-enlisliug of the 
Reyeuteenth  Army  orps ....................... . 
Erecting  Stockades nt Newport :'.';ews, Y i\ •.•.•. • •.•.•.. 
231  Escorting  :1.Iajor  'l'nylor,  of  New  Orlenu' .  Beu rer  of  a 
Flag  of  Truce.  Blimlfohled,  to  the  Confoikr:<tt> 
Line~ ,  nfter  Lis  Uu,;nccessful  ::Ui~sion 

287 

231  EYneuo.tiou  of  Corinth.  )Ji~s. : 

....... · • · 
Entry 1>f  Fedem1  Trnops ....................... . 
Pursuit  of lhe  Hell'enting Coufl.'demtes  \)y  Ft>ileral 

Cavalry umlcr  Genorn.1  SmitL 

Expedition  to  I>o1·t  llvwl: 

• 

.............. · · 

3;;1 

209 

263 

.  •  .  •  • 

.  •..••• ~  .  . 

C>lmps  <>f  th o  Eighti1  l\I11ine, Thir<l Kew Hami»hin'. 
~orly-,;1n-.,uth nnJ l\1rty-eighth Xuw \u1·k llq,;-
lll.'lt>t.\l~,  L'tl'. .. ,  •  ,  ,  • .  •  .  • 
.  •  ,  • 
Governm~nt Buildings En•l'll'll .\t Hi\t,1n Hl'thl, B. l'. 
10\.l  Exph?~iou of a. _l'lhdl  iu  the  l'n\t<!r uf the l'nit1>11 ::;t.1td 
13\l  Expl,1sion  c•f  :1,noo  ::\[uskt!t  Cnrtridg:s in  ,; '-i<,~; ·,:1• i,~·r; 
Exkmp•>rt> :\fo,fr1>l  nn<l·T.,;·psit;l;t~l:;.;t; ·E;,; ,.:i.,;~; ... ·.; 
3' 1 I Exterior  \~it•w  nf  J.\1rtilkt1!iv11s  ot  Rilto~ ll . l.  · j: 
the ruitcll ~tnh1s ~.\.~t'll~~·l.  HMo~ u:.u.:,~ 'Ln llt·ut  a 
••rt 

8t~anwr ... ,  wgara.  XU\'t.•mlkl'  ad  Uo\tH 

'l'otten,  K""  lkru,•  N'  l' 

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173 

l~t1 

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Douel-ou.  ('. ptnr  of  Cl  Ii!  of th  Li •lath 

~ouri P.~1ru ut nu1l  tlk  Elc n  nt 1 lu h  LB  'L. 
:.H-, Fdm:. ry l '"ith,  l 

f" ..! 

i  . 
l· 

Fenwick'-; hland. !"'onth  l~drslo I:n  r. :--
Heu~-. 'l'ellli  ·' 

1!n·cr, Tum.,  BulhLanlu cut  vf, 

(  . 

F.:·brn:iry 

th,  1-·:!. 
Henry,  &lll  Nlil  ut  uf 

lnt<nur '1 

Hu.n;;ti 

f  n  4~ pound  ~  Gnu .  , . • 

.  1 · .!. 
Lilfo.ntt<>.  _-,  York  lhrbor- L  n•lm•  .':-t  t  •  l'ns. 
• •• 
lfocou,  tin ..  ::;u1·ro1dcr of,  .\pnl :!  .th, 1-• ll •.•• :.f.to, 
::'.1.k~llister.  OJ  <C'ht  Hi\er, Ga., Umnl  rdmu1t 
f, 

ouer.;  in  I  f~l 

. •  . . . . . 

. • • . • • • 

. . • . • • 

. • • • 

•  • 

?-Ii  !"t.'ll  iith.  I "6:.l.. . • . • . • . • • .  •  • 

:\fonltrit',  Uuu b.U'tln.t'ut  nf 

:\foultrie. :'p1kiug the (•nils ~f, ·i.:; ·~I. Jo~·-~~ ' 
:x~ rf. ilk.  01<1.  Hmlt  l>~·  th  Ft  l<•rnl  Gu, ~·run::  ~t· 

bd, re  th E>. \.'  1  t  ou.  11,  mt..: r  :. •th  I•  ) 

l1m  .\lttn:d  an.1  ::-tn:ugtb  L <'I  b'.'  th~ 
era1es. 

. . • • . . . . • . 

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. . . 

i:,ul. <k!·  ,t  th<  £utn\U<'  of th  ::-
l  1bsk1.  homb.l"llu.ttt  C>f,  A1ril  lltL  1•  ,? 
~.mukr. :l:uu!~ :;t.ou  H .rb1  r,  •  ,  ('.  .  .  .'.. 
Iuy!c1r,  l\"y \\est.  Fb. 
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'fl.i 
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, 

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INDEX  TO  ILLUSTJUJ TJONS. 

K. 

L. 

.. ·~  hl\ts.  ·t1  H 
•r 
(  r  c.,n, 

t  l 
l  ,l·;  ' 

I l 

\ 

~  ~  <t.:  .... .. 

ll 

r1  ~ 1 

• 

, 

1 •g  th  1 olvinnc from 
lht,  u .. _,  ('oufl'1lt:ruh•.\rmv 
.. 

Pl.OE 

•  rwnllt 
(}  r • r  l  Fi. UH•11t' 

,;  lI  tlquartl)~·······:·················  ll'.1 
~:;~, 

• llear E.h'"ril's F..:rr.-

1

_. 

. 

:-,•

\\ 

I'll"  o 

r  Dt ml F 

I  U  f'lei'l 

r  U..u  l're1·  . 
' 

\ 
•  rwy w1  1t~  ~L 
•  .  'll"l• 8  to  lfow <'r1•ck 

1 
"• ....  · 
lrt'h  1ro1u  'fij•tou  tu 
inout "n"-is:i<>u  C 
· · • • ...... . 
oru tbc  ._'hclli\u1loau  p·r  ~~ug tlw l'ul.lto"n Hri,lg 
t  G ·n  r.il  J  .,·  ,..; 1"•·r rn  Pur"'1it  of tlw  1 'nu. 
fc(1 
G1  nernl  Jfooki.'r'~  Jr  111  -- n  ati<l  lu:;  .\ru1y ......... . 
. 
C  u 
· · · · · · 
l'rL«"illg 
.  • '  • ftl.'  iu  l'nrsmt  of  th., 
'  •  tlo~-.  l-'q •  •1.her  1''t'i 
lSI'·> 
- •~ .  ·•••• . . 
. '11!>  '"-'· 1  l111rty-l1fth Al>li1:villu 
l 
0  nut.  r~ in l'rout  of u  <'I 
1 
. 
It~  mr '"tou Hotd 
.  '. -oa  :ut.·nu~ Cliutuu.  :\Iis~;s,ippi ..... 
. .,  n.rn.,  !"11rroun1ll'd  hy  lii>i  f'tn!l'  nt  !IJ··· 
ir 

( • 
·~1 • 
n  II  ml  Ncl'l1 •r· 
0.--11cral  H 
ll  1 

1hl"l)n~h  rr~tk<iLk  I 'it\ 
'<h1fetl "rnt'  \ 
•  l  ]lft-(h)\i"t·n  .-\d.J.r, ,,.· 

·' ;i.i.nrtl r-.;.  Clnrk><lmrg,  Yn.... 

.  ll •lUUtti'n;,.l li, Ut" 11 .. r~vill" 

l 
~ ~ 1 
(  l"t~)  J tc>np, 

,  1  • . .  -

( :-;  ('  )  y 

nu  au, 

the  F 

r 

•  •• 

· · 

· 

. 

• 

· 

' 

0 

(1 

a  tl:ry.  ne1r  Yi•nn.i,  Yu' Jane  17th  JHil, 

l•  llo ]\ '"nw·nt  l'"  1  ·  t 
JI  t 
trt•t  JU  <> 

G 
"' 11 ;1 ~  !"·hc:a·k,  nith  l'our  1'01upnui~~-~f.~L~··I' .. ~ 
l 
Ju; 
'Y n l'<>nfrd1  mte ~ItL~ke<l 
•  u~ral ~hHcu.~':i Brig.ul.,  E11t1•tt11"  Hc.,mfort  S.C .... 
::c·11  r,1}  \.1:·w  of ( 'olnmbns. Ky .. ni71l  1lll J:'<n·ti·fi•c;ili;,~~·. 
'  nt r'.I  '  """. o( r  >rts  Huttt'ras  aud  C'lnrk  X  C 
.. 
~ Ill'  111t  C1m.p  nt Sfalfor1l';3  f.:t11r1.  Ya 
l!JO 
•Ordon', 11u1l  Cr,t\Yforrl"s  Rriga<l<'s  Dri;i~·~ ~h~· C~;;f~~l~  311 

<-rate  F~rce>1 from  t!Je  '\\"ool!s nt the Battle  of CeLlar 
J.\lo11utu1u.  AnJll~t ~lth.  1 "G2 
Goy, ru1uent  Buihlings  for  •·  c0~t;,;i:~1;,i~ ;; E;~;t~tl· ~t 
1.haf,t:iu.  WPsteru  Yirgi~;~: 00~~~1~.i~~l· ·1;):. tL;,. P1:~l,;r;1i 

Twups _nml~! th<>  Commau<l  of  flt•nt·ml  ~IcClellr111  20::i 

lhltu11  II•wl.  S.  C 

175 
G-l 

3

'• . .  . . . 

2~-~ 

• 
(,n111<l  11ene'>1 

l".  '\\'asl1ii1gto11  uy  Pr"sit1ent  Liuculu 
<,T"u:  al  ::'t1'Cicll11n  an11  a  Portion  of  the  CalJiuet.: 
Se,r: .. mher  -·it:.i,  1  l'.-1  ........................ 88 
Grau•l  lte\·:~w of Geneml  Thoruas's  Briga,Je  by  :IJiajo; 

General  Danks  and  Sta'I... 

'' fir,1Ut1  Skoil1vl<lle" of  the  Iuh~l~lt~~t~· £;~~ ·Ch~~ie~~ 

ton.  8.  C.......................................  302 

:irant',.;  C'aru11aign  in  Yirgini;\: 

89 

fl3 

R1_•1'1H••y>  Ford, on the ]{>ippalinunoek................. 
\  H1g  8  Cuvc~.  oil  tL••  Hanks  qf  thl' 
]•ntoi111ie.  ntar 
i'\li:i_ri•~hnrg,  tl111  l'hi1•••  o( )tpfug11  of l\I:tuy  ( 'itizi·u~ 
dnr111i;  tbn  ll;.tll  of Auf.ietmn ............. , . . . 

l•J I 

~3fl 

Pl11't8on 

l~i\  Lal,.,  l'rovhl<'uce,  La.,  Hc·a<1<1unrtcr,;  of  Genr>ral  ~Ic-
:L •  I 
I J .auiliug <if  C.tl~;t..~i~. E1;ii~~. ·~~,1 · r:i;,~t~;l~~t· i;(·~i,·i~~·~~ 
the Lc;·,·e, X<·w  Orleau"~. J.a., with 11  l'lng of Truce fo 
l.>cli1t1u'1  th,,  8urren<ler of the City ........... _ ... . 
an<11ug  of  l>'ed1·ral  'l'rvops  at  Purkershurg.  \\"t·&lPrn 

:31 I  Yirginfa 
:n1  Lllu11ing  of l:~i;<;,j ·.S~1;t~~. 7_,~-~~1·,~ .at. p·~rt. \,;~1i;e',.'. ·~ft~-~· 

the  Ilouihunltrn•ut,  l\overuber 7th,  1861 .......... . 
1-iG  Lnnrl  Pnlt'ticc  of Sailors  \\ ith  tho  Dal1lg1·en  Howitzer 

L 

• 

Hout  Gnu 

Loe·s ,\r1uy C'r·u~~i~~ .th~ P~t~~~~~·~t· \vi1ii~;~~1;~;·t."~it~~ 
the  InmhiQu  of :\Iurvluud ...................... . 
Lieutenant .J.  II.  lhsmo~u Capturing  the  Coaforforale 
P!ag  from 
the  Buruiug  Couferlerute  Steruner 
Fa1111!J.  Febmary lJt!J,  lfl02 ................... . 
Lienteuaul 'l'illQb,ou's Xaval  Battery of Ro:it  Howitzns 
nt  the  Rattle of X1;Jw  Berne, N.  C  ............... . 
J,ieuteuant Tornpkius, nt tLe Ilcad of Cornpany D,  United 

8tntr_,s  Dragoons,  Charging  into  t!Je  Town  of Fair(cid:173)
fax  Co11rth01t;e,  in  the  l<'ace  of  1,500  Confeclemte 
'froovs .. Jnne  1st,  1861 ......................... . 
. ... . 

Lighthouse,  J'npiter Inlet, East Coast of Ploritla. 
Lighthouse,  Tampa  Day,  Wei;;t  Coast  of I<'lorida .. . 
Lmrling n  15-inch  Gun ............................. . 
Locornotiv('s  Built  at Vicksburg,  Miss ..  by the  Federal 

1 

Solcliers ................ . ............... . 

1 Loss  of the  ,1£onito·r-Ga!lant  Attempt  to  Ilescue  the 
Crew  off  Cnpe  Hatteras,  at  Miclnig!Jt,  December 
30th,  18G2 ......... . ................. . ......... . 
Loudoun  Heights,  Va.,  Showing Harper's Ferry, Mary-

t>.1ttle  of B.,,thes.b  Church.  :\Iay 30th.  18H1...... . .  1031 
Jhttle of Col<l  Harbor,  June  1st,  18&1............  387 
'~~ ;)Ulse  of Le"'s  KigLt .\tbck on Smith's  Brigade, 
Haucock'o  Co11)s,  .June 3u.  1864 ......... .472, 
Gr1.'at, Bakery for tLe  l'nitetl Stuteti  Army at lhe Capitol, 

~  j  :\Iajor  General  Burnside  Assuming  Command  of  the 
. ..... 2G4, 
413 
:\Ianassas Junction, Showing the Evacuated  Confederate 
Wn~biugton, D. C...... . . .......................  167 
. ................... . ...... . 

Army of the  Potomac. . 

Fortifications. 

Ureut Xarnl Jlattle  on  th.;  :\lfr<sis-;ippi: 

lnncl  Heights,  Bolivar,  etc ....... . ......... · 

M. 

I 
XI 

!WI 

l!Hi 

11.J. 
7:J 

T •IH; I 

0. 

Jill 

207 

3)5 

'l'rnop"-

\iH\\'  of tilt'  City  J\·d• ru.J  Vc.·H~cts aL  ,\JH·hur· ... 

Or·~npati1111  of  N'nrfolk,  \'a.,  l  j'  tlw  Fe<l,.r.il 
Old  rJ.ig  1\g·iiu ou l':iuwkr·-l.:1>i>;<·1l ou a  T"11111orary:-.;1,;IT 
Foruierl  of an  Oar au<l  Tiuatl1n<J]' ..... • . • · · • · · • · • · 
Olrl  Jlarrison  )!1rneiou,  liani~ou'a  T..au:li11g,  ""·•  th· 
llirthplacc of l'r<·sickut WilH11m  lf111ry  Tfar'.'.i~on.:. 
Operatio11 ~  nP;t~ WHRhington  Seen"  '.'f  tho .l 1gJ.t  in 
Prout of l'ort fitevr·u~ .. July 12th  1.!th,  Ji;l,1. · ... - . 

Orrln,.uce  Arwory,  CharJc..&to11,  S. G ...... · · · · ·. · · 

P. 

12~1 
238 1 

()3 
' 
2fl8 

Wl7 

Panoramic View of thi?  p.,a.,raI  Fle~·t Pa.<>biug  tl1<·  l'r1rts 
of the  }1iHsis8ippi,  A j>ril  l.Oth,  l!:Sf;'.l ... ·  · · ·: · .. · · · 
Pariq,  Ci,pil.u  of  Bomhou  Uo1mty,  Ky.,  Oc<:11111"1l  hy 
Morgan's  Guerrillas in 18G2................ .. ..  . 
PasHage <lown the Ohio lUver of Gcncrul Negley's l'em1-
sylvania Jhigarle ..... . ........... . .. ··· · · · · .. · · · 
Passo.gll  of the  Rappahannock  by  the  Grawl  .lrmy of 
the  Potomac,  Deccwber 10th, 18G2 ...•........... 
Plantation Police, or Home  Guard ................ . .. . 
Pontoon Bridge  •' On the  March". . . .  . ...•........ · · 

391  Portraits: 

107 

26 
386 
387 
450 

3G9 

122 

373 

265 

157 

444 

445 
41d 
4.44 

445 

445 

445 
445 
444 
445 

171 

274 

GG 

G4 

218 

218 

308 

33 
'166 

282 

U.1 
18\.l 

JfH 
2:n 

HG I 
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:3 

. . . . . . . . . . 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Alden,  Rear Admiral .James......................  351; 
An<lerson,  Major  Robert.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
Arthur,  General  Chester A.......................  3fJ4 
Augur, General  Christopher 0. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
21;2 
Averill,  General  W.W..........................  10-1 
Baker,  Colonel E.  D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
87 
Baker,  General Lafayette 0......................  380 
J3nrlow,  General  Fraucis  0. . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . .  2:l4 
Bayard,  Genernl  George  D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
2<;~ 
38 
l3eanregan1,  c+euerul  P. G.  '1'.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
:Benham,  General  Hem-1  ',If.. . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . 
3:JO 
2G:} 
Berry,  General Hirarn  G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
70 
Blenker,  General Louis......  .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
24G 
Brannan,  General .John )l. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
. . . . . 
Buell,  Major General Don Carlos.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
G-t 
Dufo1·d,  General John...........................  278 
Entler,  General  Benjamin F........  . . . . . . . . . . . .  21-! 
Canby,  General Edward R.  S. . . . . . . . . . . 
3H 
Corcoran,  Genernl Michael......................  Hl8 
Couch,  General Darius  H.............. ..  . . . . . . .  102 
Crittenden,  Genernl  'rhornas L....... . . . . . . . . . . . .  27H 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  214 
Crook.  General George.. . 
Cross,  Colonel E .  E.. . ...... . ..  . .......... -... · 
Jr>-! 
310 
Cullum,  General  George W. . . . . . 
Ouster,  Generul  George  A. 
1H2 
Dahlgreu,  Colonel  Ulric. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  182 
Davis,  .Jefferson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
!:Sl 
Dix,  General  .John  A. . . 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
ll:l 
Dupont, Admiral Samuel  F.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  481 
2:1 
Ellsworth,  Colonel  Ehner E.... . ............... . 
Ewell,  General Riclmrd S............  . . . . . . . . . . 
401) 
Farragut,  Admiral  David  G....... . .. . ..... . . . ...  321 
Ferrero,  General Edward............ . .... . .... . .  1\18 
Foster,  General .John  G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
27H 
Frankliu,  General William  B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  4G5 
Garfield,  GeneTal  Ja1nes A . .... 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .  211 
GoTman,  General  Willis  A  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  102 
l(j.J. 
. . . . . . . 
Grauger,  General  Gortlon... . .... .. . . . . . . 
Gr,mt,  General U.S . 
. ........... . 
170 
Gresham,  General  Walter  Q .................•... 
384 
Grierson,  Geueral Benjamin H .. . . . .... . ....... . 
·HG 
Grover,  General Cuvier.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
. . . . ... . 
390 
Hancock,  General Winfield Scott. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  145 
Hamey,  General William  S. . ... . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
70 
. . . . . . . . . . .  417 
Ifarrison,  General  Benjamin. . . . . 
Hayes,  Geneml Rutherford D ..... 
240 
Hooker,  General Joseph......... 
. . . ..... , .. 
30'5 
Howard,  General Oliver  0 ...................... . 
342 
lluuter,  Oeueral Dnvid... 
. . . . 
z:~O 
.Jackson,  General Thowas J.  (Htonewall). . . . . . . . . . 
401; 
Kilpatrick,  Gen.,ral Judson......................  11;4 
King,  General  Ilufus...... . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . .. . . .  374 
J,ee,  General Hobert E ........ . ................ . 
80 
17 
Lincoln,  Abra!Jrim.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
I,ogan,  General  John A..... 
. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . 
JSO 
Lyou,  General  Nathaniel. .................... . . . 
kt; 
l\fausfic;,lrl,  Geueml .J.  K. F  ..................... . 
81j 
l\foC'lt<lluu,  ?lfajur Gr·no.,ral  GPnrf;e  H ............. . 
l\TcCnlloeh,  Geuc-:ral  Ben ...................... . 
r,1 
ll1cDow0ll,  :ilfajor  Gen~ral  Irwi u ....... . . . ...... . 
l r,o 
]\foPll(;rsou,  Oeneral .JamcH  ]3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
Mcarle.  Geurmil  George  G....................... 
Ifill 
l\lilroy,  Geneml  ltohArt H.......................  2C2 
~filchel, Genna!  OrJtisby }faeK11igl1t... . . . . . . . . . 
2 lli 
:\forgau,  0<:11eral  George W......................  278 
11Jf; 
:;\forgtm,  Geur-rnl  ,Jolin  IL ............... , . . . . . . . 
:1s:J 
l\Iyer,  General  A J bl'rt .J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 
Neglt:y,  Brigt1di1·r  C<1·11e:rul  .J.  S ................. . 
!jl 
Oglesby,  G1m .. ral  Hic!Jnrll J.....  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
:!lJ 
Ortl,  Grmn11l E<lw1•rrl  0. 0....... . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 
:!'.Ji 
PaHersuti,  <~ew·.ra.1 HolJ~rt  . . . . .  . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 
. 
:l~I~ 
I J Ii 
Peal,o<ly,  (',,lowJ  Everett. ............•... , . . . . . . 
l'cck,  Generul  -Jolm  .fatn«R,.... .. .  .  . . • . . .  . •  .. .  .  . 
:111J 
·  J>foa!l1111ttin,  ncnnal i:\lfn,11 .............. , .....•.  !!:lo 
am 
1>0111.  (;1.~ui·tal ,Jr.1hH ............•..•... , ...•...•. 
P1Jrl1.r,  ArlJJJind  Davicl  J1 .•••••••..•••.•••...••.. 
111 
l'orkr,  n .. 11nrnl  F1tzj11li11.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . . 
:.! Jlj 
ltansu1u,  <:r·n1·r;1l  'I'.  E  . . . . . . . . 
\!:Hi 
. . . . . . 
]{1·JH>,  nr·w~ra.l 11 l'H~{·  L .. ...... ~  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •  ~JC 
lt1•y11<1ld~.  C1·nccral  .f,,Jiu  .F11ltr11J,  ... :.  •. . . . . • . . 
. 
l:ll 
H.<H.1;p(•rht1~,  Un111·J'id  wr.  8 .............. ........ . 
Jtmik.  ( ;1•11•·rul  ,fl n·1uiuli  ,\f. . . . • • • • . . . •  . . • . • . • . . . 
Mf·lwfi•·l<l,  1;1•111  ral  .fnltu  ~I ...........  , . • . ... . . . 
Scott,  Lieuto1mut  Ur:ucrul  Wiulltild ...•.• , •.....•• 

. . . . • . . . 

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:J'.lf1 
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FirsL  Day's llornhanlruen~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  132 
Pas,11:.;11  of  the  ,·f'contl  Dh-i~ion  of  the  Federal 

l-' 1nn1lron  Past Port St. Philip, April 24th, 1862  133 

Gronp  of Coufhlerato  Prisoners  Capttu"d at Fort Don-

• Ison..........................................  187 

r.nubo:.L  anol  ?ifortnr-lJOnt  J..thck  on  l5lau'1  No.  10, 

)ford1  ll)lb,  13(;:2 ................ . 

IIurhor  of Charleston, R.  C.  : 

H. 

Fnrt '.\[onltrir-.  un  Sullivan's faland. 
Fort  l'inckn"y ................................ . 
lhrri-'m'>; Landing,  .Jau1eR  lHver. \'u.,  Occupied by t!Je 
re,11  r;1J  Army .. Tul~· lRL  Hili2 . . ... . ...... . ...... . 
ri ... .,]1[1l:lri•'T>i  of  Gr·ueral  Buttt-r:fiel<l,  near  Harrison's 
LalJlliug.  Jawes  Ither, Ya ...................... . 
!f1•aol•111u<tt"r,,  of tho Fr-rlt·ral  Ariuy nr-ar  Yicksbnrg .... . 
JI, .... 1q11:  rters of Viuf'r:ut  Cnlly~r, 8111ierinte111li>nt  of the 
Poor at Xew Jkruc. X. C ....................... . 
11 1  rnic l'owln<'t  of LirutenuuL Colonel )forrisou  ...... . 
Jlur  esli• 1ci11"  i11  tho .-\rwy .................. · · · 
. · · · · 
l!owl• tf'.s  (',~1fe11r:ra1e Jhtt,.ry on  the .James Hiver,  Va. 
Jfo>w  llal  IJ11ugl 1t<;1s  of :.\Iarylawl  Heceivf"d  the  Sous of 
tho Xorth .a.s  tli"Y )Turcl11·<1  ng,1inst  the  Coufo1lerate 
fuvn.l<'r!i ..••..............•.. ·  .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 
Jimuor;;  of  11  }>rison-SN·Uo  iu  a  8tation-!JotIB''  Cell, 
\\'n~liiugt.<>u,  JJ.  C ....... ·. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 

I. 

178 

300 
301 

323 

237 
277 

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20() 
400 
427 

4G8 

183 

183 

1G3 

225 

Maps: 

BattlAfield  of Belmont,  Mo ..... . ..... . ..... . 
Fort  Pulaski,  Ga.,  with  the  Positions  of  the  Fed-

eral  Batte1·ies on Tybee :island . . .. . 

Harbor and  City of Charleston,  S.  C ..... . ...... . . 
Hilton I!eacl  Island,  Showing the Topogrnphy .. . 
Pensacola  Bay,  Fla.,  Showiug  the Situation  of tLe 
United  States  Navy  Yaru,  Fort  Pickeus,  Fort 
McRae,  Water  Battery and Fort Sau Oarl.:is  de 
Barrancas .. . . . . . ... .. .. . .... . .... . . . . . 

Pittsburg  Landing-Plan  of  the  Defense  at  the 

Peach  Orchard ..... . . . ........ . . 

PittslJurg  Landing-Plan Showing the Positions of 
the Forces during  the  GreatArtilleq Fight ... . 
Plan of the Battle of Great Bethel ............... . 
Roanoke  Isluud and  Croatan and  Roanoke Sounds 
Seat of W"'r in Virginia .. . ...... . .. . .. . ... . . 
Southern  Coast  of the  United  States  from  Peusa-

co!a to New  Orleans ..... .. 

:i\Iartin'R  Massachusetts  Battery 0  Opening Fire  on  the 

Gonfednate  Fortifications  Oomrn:mding  the  Ap(cid:173)
proaches to  Yorktown,  April Gtli,  18G2 .. : . .'  ... _. _- .. 
Mas<Juerade  of  Wui·-Ingenious  Method  of  Disgu1srng 
the  Masts  and  Hulls  of Coillrnodore  Porter's  Mor-
tar Flotilla . . .. . .... . ...................... . 

}'lilit:ary  Auth<Jrities  at  Washiugtou, D.  0.,  Exaniining 
Passes in 18Gl ........ - · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 
:;\oforniug  Detail  of the  l"onrth  New  Hampshire  V~lu~­
teers  Going  to Work  on  the  Hilton  He"'d  :E orti-
ficatioll!l .... . . · · · · · · · · · · · · ··  · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 
1\-Iorniug  l't-Im;teriug  of  the  "  Contmballfls" at  Fortress 
· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 

:i\Iouroe ...... · · · · · · · 

)fortar  Pmctice : 

llear View of 1'.3-iuch  11ortar .. · · · · · · · ~ · · · · · · ·; · · · 
13_inch  Shell )lortar, as Used  11y  thu  J<erleral  (,ov-
crmnent ... · - · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 
:Jfouth  of t!Je  Yazoo  ltivei·,  MiHR.,  with  the UHion  PJo, 
· · 
:ilfoventenL  of  'l'roops  f10rn  tl1c  CollinH  J,illc  Dock, 
Canal  Strei.t, New York ........................ . 
. ............... . 

:i\Inle  Corral  at Pittsburg Landing. 

· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 

tilln ......  · · · · · · 

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· · · 

N. 

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411 

11,.-i 

·  1 ; 

OrlA:<U!I,  .fouuury  1st,  18G2 . .. · 

21;:; 
220  I Naval  Action  off  tlie :Jfonth  of th" Pass a l'OutrA,  New 
· · · · · · ·; · · · 
4.W  N11val  Hriguile  Coustructing the  ~uiu. Buttny on H!Jnt(cid:173)
t~r's  Hill,  ti>  Guard  Alexrmrlna, 'a.· · · ·; · · · · · · · · · 
;J'.J1  N·1rnl  Hospital au<l  Battery at Ports1rwutl,1,  \a ........ . 
1'<.nil  l'ro1ctico  Batlny.  WasLiugt<Jn,  JJ .• "·· .......... . 
.  . .  W·  tering  :>Inks.in  tl"'  h".J>l'al1:11.muck .. 
-:\•·gr(J  ]Jrnt·r~  ," 
............. 108, 
J\', .. ,r  J$,~rno, N.  C. · ~  ·; ·  f 
l 
~l·W rr~unal riospital,  Hilt"u Jfoacl,  !;, ( , .. Lxl<•rH>l'  !Ill• 
•  .  Jntnior .. · ··· ·· · · .... · ·· ....... · ·· · '"j'" ·)~· ..... 
.ay,  ,,11 
·t1  \\'u~hiur;tn11,}fa,v4tll.1fjf,J ..•........ 
('  1 . 1  u•l  Jhll  11t  \'ir-kblmrg.  ;\fi1:1.;. 
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•  l  p  rlrr'i] J-'r1rr·1;i; 1111111-r  :lfayJf J~1J\Yf:l1, 
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S  I•• 
ii  Ko.  HI.  Aprll  ~rl, Jkl;~ ..... 
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t'nited f;tatcs  Ar,,enul  ot  r'h.nrl• 
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ton,  S ._ \ 

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Fairfax  Conrtlwrn,e .  Ya . .. ...•...••• . •.•.•.•••. 

United  Slates  Guuhoat Jfo/11nrk  Ch a. ing  the  r•ouf ..  I ·r-
ate SteamP.r Sprt1// . . .... . . · · · · · · • · ·  · · • • · · ·  •  • · 
United States Tr11nsp0rt  1'rrry Pn-,h iuj.{  lt• r  W  Y to  t h 

Assistance  of Geucral l'op(  at  I elaud  S o.  JO. ······ 

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xii 

l'ortrnit.~ - r·111di1111,.d: 

.· .. ,11,;"i,·k,  «•·111·1nl  .Jnlrn . .................. . 
Shuqw, 1: .. u1  ml !icorg11  IL ... , ..
. ....... . ... · · · 
shqil••)',  n .. 11.,ral  (h••>rgP  F ...... ' .............. . 
Slwriclan,  <>1·11~r11l  Philip  Jf. ............ · · · .. · · · 
Sherman,  (;,.n•·tul  \\'j))im11  T<·c11111sch ....... • • • · • • 
Shi1•l•lH,  <11·11cr1ll  .Tn111<'K •••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • 
Sirkl••s,  1;,•ll(·ml  Jlauid E ...... . .......... · · · · · · 
S1f!:d,  (;em·nil  Franz .•... ,  ... . ..... ·. · · · · · · · · · 
!"pn\gno,  G(·t11 1ral  ,J.  'l'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . · : . · · · 
Htnn  ·man.  G1 ·1wml GPorgo  .. . . . ......... . . ·. · · · · 
l'triugklln,  lhnr .\clmiral Silas U ..... . ..... · ... · · 
Slr(lng.  n.-u"rnl  G.·orge C ..................... · · 
Stur~is  n,•11t•r,1l  Samuel D ...... . ......... . 
Sumun,  G1·11en1l  •. dwin Y ...................... . 
Syk.•s, < i1•1wrt1l  George ......................... . 
'l'htllll:lS,  (~cn..ral (}eorge  H ..................... . 
Thomas,  G,•neml  Lorenzo ....... . . . 
lotten,  Ckueral  .Jo~eph G ........ . ............. . 
Tykr. 11t•nem1  Daniel...... 
. .......... . 
Wallace'.  (;, .. neral  Lewig ............ . .. . 
W:ml,  1;eucral ,T.  IL  Hobart. .......... . 
\\'nrr.,n.  GeuHtll Gouyerneur K .. . 
Webh,  Gener11l  Alexander ti. 
Wdtzcl,  G1•neral  Godfrey ..................... . 
Wilkes,  Ilear _\dmiral  Ch1ulcs  ..... . 
"'iuslow.  lt.-ar Ac1mir:1l  John_.\, ..... . .......... . 
"Wmll,  General John E .......................... . 
Pr:wtieiog with the  Cekbrntetl  8awyer Gun at  Sewell's 
Point..  near Korfolk.  Y.1 ....... .' ................. . 
Pr<'sentation  of Colors  to  the Twentieth United  States 

1:i1 
~WJ 
102 
112 
:rn 
118 
JlK 
8G 
182 
!l2G 
273 
134 
102 
358 
198 
150 
162 
214 
374 
ms 
358 
310 
230 
134 
326 
34.2 
449 

250 

Colored Iofantr;r. March 5th, 1864 ....... .. ...... .  398 

Presitfont Lincoln Heviewing the Federal Army on Tues(cid:173)
day,  July  8th,  1862,  near  H11rrison's  Lauding, 
\'/\ ........................... ...... . 

236 

R:1icl  in  Kentucl--y--The  Confederate  Morgau with  bis 

R. 

Gnerrillas Bivouacking in Courthouse Square, Paris  3H 

Rtilroad Battery Protectiu_  Workmen... . ............ 
Rebuilcling  Ilailrond Briclge  O"l'er  the  Rappahannock to 

Freclericksburg... . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  211 

Reception by the People of  New York of the Sixty-ninth 
Regiment.  on  their  Return from  the Seat of War.. 
Ueception  of  Ilrigndier  General  Corcoran,  at  Castle 

95 

Garden, August  22.i,  1862 .... :..... . ...... . .. ...  301 

JN/)H,\  TO  J/J,USTRA JJOJ\T.S: 

8ing11  of Charle6lOD,  s.  c. : 

. .  a  }laltcrics  H 

• .•. 

Bo1ulJ11rclweut  of Fort  )fonltrH. an 

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:~11<!  Ht·anrl'g;inl. · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · '  · · · · · 

ji;  I&Janrl  8. C .. · · · · · · · · · · · · 
Eugint·•·r  !Jc·po  • '  orr 
Fort "'ngn''r .. 
Fder:il f;l.JarpshootPrH  Approachmg 
Or lumicP  Di·pnt,  .\!orris Islnud,  S.  C. · · · · · · ·I· : '. · 
'J'h',  J)ouwcd  City  Fin'<l  by  Gillmore's  Exp os1Hl 
;-Jwlls from  ForL Putn/\m,  .January 3,~,  l~M ... 
lf,  ou  Hie  :Mis~ii;sippi  Riv~r-
f 'Isl 11111  No 
J'o·1ts 
· 
Night  Humharcl111ent  hy  the Federal 
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}forch  18th,  1862 ......  · .................. "  .. · 

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Siege of Petershnrg: 

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Battle of Ream's  Station,  August 2;,th,  1864. · · · · · · 
Chnrgc  of tho Second  Division, Ninth Army Corp~, 
into the  Crater,  .July  30th,  1864 .... · · · · · · · · · · 
Colore<l  Infantry Bringing  iu Captured  Guns· · · · · 
The  Fifth  Corps Awaiting  the  Order  to  Ad more, 
July 30th,  1864 . . ............... . · . · · · · · · · · · 
The  Ninth  Corps  Chllrging  on  the Enemy's Works 
after the Explosion of the lYiine .......... 488, 

Siege of Vickshmg : 

Attack  upon 

tlic  Confederate  Works,  Mny  22d, 
181l3  .......... . ......... . .............. 344, 
Cannon  Dismounte1l Inside the  Coofetlemte  Works 
Geneml  Gmut  Meetin3  the  Cunfetlerate  General 

:1':)2 
174 
j 
j 
17;) 

485 

177 

426 

423 
438 

495 

489 

345 
3G5 

Pemberton,  ,July  4th.  1863.. . ................  453 
General Sherman's Fight with  H11nd Grenades .... .  359 
334 
Life in tho  'freoches .... . ...................... . 
347 
Sharpshooters in tho  RiQo  Pits ... . ............. . 
346 
Storming  Fort Hill nfter the Explosion of the Mine. 
The  Fighl iu  the  Crater of Fort  Hill after  the Ex· 

plosion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  318 

Sixteenth  Regiment,  Ohio  Volunteers,  uncler  Colonel 
Irwinc,  Crossing  the  Tray  Run Viaduct,  near  the 
·Cheat River,  on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad . . 
Sixth  Regiment  of Ilfassachusetts Volunteers  Leaving 
Jersey City Railroacl  Depot lo Defend  Wnsbington. 
Shelling Confederate Cavalry across the Potomac River, 

60 

18 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  170 
47  Shelling of a  Confederate  C.imp  on the Potomac. . ... . .  247 

October 4th,  1861. . . . . . . . . 

States War Steamer South  Om·olina 

Shelling  of  ti.Jc  Batteries  at  Gnl\'eston  hy the  United 
Sheridan's Campaign  in the  Shemiudoah "v~il~~· : . ..... . 
The Federal Forces Falling  Ba~k through  Charles-

227 

town,  August 21st,  1864 . .. . .................  433 

Bat~e  of  Winchester-Charge  of  Crook's  Eighth 

Corps. . . . . .. ......... . .....................  442 

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Reception of  Wounded  Soldiers by the Federnl Author-
Reconnoissnnce  by  Colonel  Max v.:~b~;.:s· T~,:~~,: :R·fi. . 

ities at Fortress ~Iouroe, la . 
442 
in l~e licinity of Newmin·:Ket  Bridge,  \a ...... ' .. e.s'.  279  Sherman's'' Bummers" Foragi~g in Sont.h ·c,~;;Ji~~. · ·.  432 

Battle  of  Winchester-Position  of  the  Nineteenth 

Corps,  September 19th.  1863... 

158 

ou 

438 

. . . . 

· · · · 

i·e  o 

Tenn 

tb  K 

92 
370 

River  S. C 

· · ·... . .... 

urg,  'n............... . ..... 

Hyatl5town.  l\Icl.,  in the Distance 

Shermau'3  Campaign  iu  Georgi:\ 

uzzard's  Roost  at  Hovey  Gap  Ga. 

syhamn  I:egimeut, August,  1862......... 

lumbus.  Ky. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
nary 27th,  18G3. . . . . 

Atta  k 
C  ~- ou f  .;  enes/\w  M:ouotnin,  .June  22,1,  1864  422 
ap 
The ~:~~1!t!i ~!~!~~ ...................... .'. . , 43() 

21l  Sherman's Seventeenth C~;.~~ {j,:~~si~g· .th~ i:i .. th E. ·1-.·  t.. 
'c is o 
Ship  Islnn'cl.  ne~1:  ~b~·~f~t;th ·~f t.h. e. · ~.; ... : ·: .. : .... · · · · 
Sh. 
Iloh  Log  Chapel , where  the  Battle  of  Shilo. h .. C ..... 
' 
om. 
Sketches in Beaufort. S.  C. ,' ~~d· it~· vi~l~i·t· ........ . . · 
Skirmishing between Pickets ne  Mu 
sk·.  .  . 
nmrnhmg m  the Woods  on th  Ad. 

Reconuo1  oauce  in  Force by Genernl  Grant  toward Co-
Reconnoissancc in the  Great Ogeech~~ ·Ri~~; · G~.· · j~~: 
Reco;uois ~nee  of the  c~~f~d~r~te. p~~i~;~~. ~t . St;~S·-
Reconuoissance  of Warsaw  Sound, D~~~~b~; . 5th . isGl  243 
lleconnoitriug Detachment of General Banks's C:i~alr , 
) ' 
R 
ecrn~t'.ng for  Hawkins's New  York Zouaves 
Recrwtmg. in  Phil1Hlelphia,  Pa., for the  Bucl~t,;ij ·p~~~~ 
Re-enforcements  for  Grant's  Army  Leaving  ~f · ... h .' . 
emp  18• 
:f .. · .... · .. · .... ·  ...... · .. · · · .. · 
R  f 
378 
e ug_ees  rom Southern }Iissouri Encampe<1 n~;. it .. lj . . 
9G  Skirmish near Be:1ufort  s'  C  De 
0 
Rema1~s of a  Confederate  Camp at  ~ .. massas 
n.. 
· 
cl  N. ·a.. 
Remo 
. . . . . . 
452 
Repulse  of  th e  Confederate~  at  .James  Iusola  • l  . 
Ymg  '  nu ·en• chooners from  Core  So 
' 
. ·.  234 
Charleston,  S.  C., June 10th  18c2 
' 
Rescue  of :llajor  Reyuolds'a  naftalio  .. . f. ~I·;:.. . . . . . . .  227 
mmg  t  e 
the  Fooncleriug  Steamer  Govern;,. o 
,1unes from 
ew  ork............ 
Retreat of Confederate (brcisou from F. · · · ·; · · · · · · ·.. 
American  and  Steuben Fla:~u~en:). Receiving  the 
ll.etreat of tLe  Federal  Troops from  th o~·Wall~er .. 104.,  105 
H~ll, New  York,  May  24.th  o18~u  Front of the  City 
!{ .. turn of a Foraging Party  with  their's .. ·i·. . . . . . . . . .  213  Stonmug Fort Donelson-De  .  '.  B 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
lteturu of  Wr,undetl Solrliers of th  F  ~po~ s..........  289  Street  in  Fredericksburg  V~1s1~e  nyouet Charge, 1G8 
,i.,  how1ug  the  Result  of 

251 
7g 
15
5 
375  Sketches of Army Life-Weighing 0  t  R  t! .......... ·  368 
a  ions. . . . . . . .  493 
1 
7
0 
'auce to I· icksbnrg  327 
o  1_ers' GrnYeyarc1  near Falmouth  Vn 
. . . . .  135 
" 
.. . 1. . . .  . . . . . . . . .  455 

S  Id. 
' 
S  Id 
• o  1er's  Hest-Frieods  of  the  S 
l  event 1  anc1  Eighth 
h 

48  Steuben Yoluntee1·s  (·G~1:~,·a~ ·n: ·: · · · · · · · · · · · · ·.... .  477 

20 
169 
74  Street in  Harper's Fen;.; Vu'.: ~l1;1:i~· ., .... ~-...........  363 

Regiments,  N.iw  York  Vol 
R 
etnrn  of  their  Heroes  to  N  y 

ou the Night <>f  Oct<>ber  23d,  1801  e  1rg1ma  Shore 

nred at Bull Run......  . 

mencecl,  April 6th  1862 

· •  ecember 5th  18Gl 

Southern  Caricature 

the Bombardment. 

ar .1  unsou's Hill 

uu  eers  Welco 

1'.LlSS1ss1pp1 

-·  .... ·.. 

S  k 

439 

·16-1 

ne 

119 

at 

m 

S 

. 

• 

r 

. 

· 

· 

' 

' 

e 

ec era  Army  Cnpt.. 
Re,·iew  of the  Clinch  Rifte. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
J:rout of llrn  Arsenal  As  on the  Parncle  Grouucl  in 
Rev!ew of CrJof~dr,r.ite  'l~r  ngu~ta,  Gn. · · · · · · · · · · ·. . . . 
G7 
)loouwent, Savannah ~!'s iu\ Front  of the  Pulaski 
llichruoud, Va.,  from  the' ~·i:o~ ura5t 7th,  18Gl......  235 
libo<fo  I shmd Ue~i,~·e·~ts. ~j,~~kl · · · · 
...... '  430 
~nin>  <1!  a  Confecfor .. te  Fo  t 
t!asL's  L ,ucer>1  Guardingd;e· il-· .. . · · .... · · .. · · .....  4.31 

ug  at Provicl euce. 

mp  at  Belle  Isle 

.Ja111es Hiver 

· 

I''lttle  of  Ant'1cta1u 

. . . . . . . . . . . . 

va<ls  th e  Day nfter  th". 
·-

) 

I 

IlliuoiB Yol11ukera. 

s. 
'  Savannah. Ga ..  J,ookinrr  Fust  low  1 
8 cow1 iu  Adaiuij  Ex]!res~ <.)ffi 
t ~' Fort .Jackson . . ... 
tic1.· ne in Camp  Life-Goru  ,:: ~]:,  ' ortre"a llfonrou,  Va .. 
Ieas  of  the 'J'hirlecnth 
Sc,~n':  iu  Carn p  ur:nr Pal1~;J~1~i;  V· 
. . . ... . . 
Su<J~ing a  ltefr .. etory ~In!;  a.-- Army  Blacks1uilh 
, 
S ce1ir1 iu  tlJ11  )filitary  ~farket.  · .... . ... ..... .. ... .. . . 
Scr, utiug  J'arty of  .. Tl  T"  "t llt.a11fort, 8.  C. 
Seccmd  Cliargt·  llJ>01  't~h·  i~rs of  lhe Bloo1ly Ni~;j,· ;, . 
·  · 
~s  Y 1: rctuout•a 
I' 

' 
e  •.<>nfederat 
<'!:0111]  Navt,J  Battl11 
in  Ir·  '  o . .. . ........ . . . 
amptm 1  l.toU<Js,  Finnel~· : 
. 
8<,..hm1  of ~'ort  Runyon . -V . . . . . . . .  . .  . . . . . . . . 
) ' 
· j · · · 
><.  •  0 unrcling  Uie  U 
t0 
or ' 1 n.,hi1Jgto11 ,  lJ. c · "· '. 
8•;V"lJIJi  !{('  •  • 
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81<·~11 <•(  Atl1mtsL,  (),: ,. ~ ..... • •. •  . .. . • . . . • • 

''  yguar<l , JJ<-ar Hpringfid cl  :;n 

.March :itu, 18<;2... . 

11gu1,f,  Jfi()l ,,,', ' , 

l< llll<•1Jf  Pit  I'm  /;:f 

lfltli, 1 ~Gl ..  . . 

Alexa n,lri <1  A 

., Apn l 
....... . 
,rps,  July 2~th ,  JS!H ...... . ~~  G PJ11 •ntl 

onfc-clnnte  11tt11~k 

1 '98llU 'K  Cc 

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250 

19 

133 

Stuart's Confederate C  1.......... .. ...... 

Poto'.nac  by  the  Fecleral  T.  g  the I  assage  of the 
Octooer  2ith,  1862.. . 
ioops  from  Mnrylnnd 
' 
Ilorses into Virgin~:·'  ry Escitpiug  with th~i·; ~lt~i..  219 
and  near Port Roya~ .F~~f~deri\te Fortifi·c~ti~~~ -~~  2

Successful Attack  00  th .. 0·. · · · · · · ·...... 

eu 

04 

GI  Succes8ful  Charge 

f  C 
0 

.)  , January fat  18G? 

t 

ompany  II  Fir  t  JI.I' 

.  en  'on" Confetlemt  R.,' 

Regim 
April  26th  18G2 
359  Surprise  nnd  0  t 
Ha1·1·iet  L  up  ure  of  the  Duite·d·  ·S·t·  · · · · · · · · · · · ·  151 
M:ngrndcr  and  D 
l  mu Jout 
;Yeld,  iu  Gnlvest  estruction  of  the  Flue er .Geueru! 
agsh1p  We.;t.. 

-. · · · · 
nssachusetts 
·k 
· 
town, 

,ano  by  th  0 

e  onfederates  u 

on llarbor  Jan  . 

· · · · · ·......... 

(j  Sutler's  Ht 

-clan before y 

ates  (;' 

24.3 

428 

01 

1 

s 

. 

<I 

•  oi e, Harper's F 

..  •  '  UMy 1st, 18G3 

er1y, Va...... 

. 

· .. 328,  329 
209 

T. 

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tl 

f  , 

. 
R 

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egiment fur  I 

o  ti e Se,•ent 

ope  Voluntee. 

h  R lit F01 t  p  1 

ie Rappnhanuork i 

le  Colors  r  1 

e  o  Grapp fron1F 
. .. .. ... .... . 

'r 
ak1ug  Awny ll 
Terribl o gffcct  f  u~uborcHuation nndY-~1nth New  Yori-
' 
o  1t  Chnrg 
"  April  2-ltli ,  18G2 
.Y .. .... .. 
o1t ,J11ck~ou, 
,1 hnnksgiviog  Feslivi. :~ .
rbo  Forlorn  H 
..... . 
I  Storwing P ·1rt; . .. . ... , 
J  CroRsiug 
'  • tiny, 
- Cnptnin  Sem. · · · · .. · ·. 280 
n ~cs  l)l'Coviu • 
g 
<'  Drngo11n ti  u ' .. 
<llr 
...... . 
.  unfp1J,,r:1t e 
es lsl1111,1 , ~.  C. 

n ?)• Bnr11iur. 
Hrrl  HI 101fo  fqi ,;n l'\... . . . . . . . . . 
"' 
11l11utPc·rM n .... : . . . . . . . . . . 

Jo Q11111.-rr  ('it11  p 
('1q 
'  "'  fenr1  y 
( 
SLurp"hoot(' 

u  A<hnuce of  ti 
· · · · . . .  . . . . . 

f.; 
' lnpq  townr,1  hit. 

.  1r11te'8  Deco\',, 

,.,  It  <' 1"1 7.t> 
· 

1lec•P1nher  lOtl 

rsfroi;1t1tu w 

'"lllg th<> (' 

uod~ on Jo.ill 

lOGrnul\ 

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n a$ki ,  Cfn 

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" 'l'lte p· 

. .. .. . . . . 

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1'8se l. 

l, 18G2. 

Tl  . 

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J 

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147 
320 

281 

13 

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419 

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v. 

Yalley  of  the  Gbick11!10111iny.  Looking  Soutl.tea~L  from 
the Yiciuity of :'!Iechauic:>dlle .. .. . . . • .. ..•. . · • · · · 
Victory at J3lue  Ri1lg"  P1L5S.  Septerub1>r  1 Jtl1.  ] "'I::? •..•• 
View from  the Interior of Fort Walhr, Hilto u  IT  • <l , S.  C. 
View of Ifolla.  ~Io., Takeu  from  tlrn  Fort. . .. .... .... · 
View of  the  Camp of the  Twentieth Iudi un.  H cgiiucut ; 
Alqo  of  Fort  Hatteras,  N.  C .... . ..... . . . .. .. · · · 
View of tlrn  Town  of Paducah,  Ky. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
. 
View of Strasburg, Valley  of the  Rb cnnodoah . .. _ ... •. . 
Village  of  Clarksburg,  "'estcrn \'irginin.,  Jfrml<prnrter,; 
. ................... . . .. . . 

of General RoHecrnus. 

War in Georgia,  The: 

W. 

chee . 

Capture of Lost :'!Iounhin  hy G eneral  ffooker. . .. . 
Stevenson, Ala., D epot for ( fen Lr .. l Itose<'r•  us":-; .\run-
The Sixteenth Army Corps  Fortliug the  f'Lattuh <>t ;-
Wn_r  in Louisia·~~: Th~, .................... ... .. ... . . 
Army of General  Bauks  Cros,iug \' e r1uiliou  Bn YU11. 
Battle of Grauel  Coteau.  Nov1:rul1er  :311 
Battle of :Mansfield,  April 8th,  186-1. . .' . . .
.. : : . : : : 
General  Banks's Army Crossing  Cnne Hi i·c·r . . . . . . . 
General  Franklin's  Army  Cro~sing  tho  1'1 airiL•  iu 

l!'ili:l 

· 

Lafayette  Parish,  November  lGth  lKl':I 

New  Iberia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

' 

' 

· . . · · · · 

War in  Mississippi,  The: 

· · - · · · · · · · · · · ·  · 

Pos1t10u  near  Brownsville 

Defeat of Wirt Adnms's Confederate  Ca·n1Jrv 
Genernl_il!cPherson Driving  the  Enemy fro-1~ · ;l;~i~ 
General  ~IcPhersou's Ar 

at  l\Iessengtr's  Ferry,  October  l:itb.  l8(i:~ 
f  1 
'f ec ernte  Gener.ii  Whitfield's  Ileatlquartiers 

C  ... ·: .. · .... .... · .. · 
rossmg th e  Big llhC'!-
' 
' 
.. .. 
roops  Foragiug at  the Con. 

General  McPhers 

, 
on s 

my 

'I' 

· · · · · · 

W 

. 
nr m 

enuessee,  The: 

Capture of l\IiAsiouary Rid  e  No -
Confederate  M·  . .. 

g  '  •  ~ember, 1 'fi:J . •. 1;,i:, 
Surreude~· ,t~,a~1e  o~. Federal T1·oops  aftPr  th o 
.  l 
Cedar  Bnsh  , 

of  Fort l  1llow .. \pril 1'.lth,  lSlii 

ec em  Pickets  Approached 

.  . 

l 

F 

. 

: 

.  . 
General  Hooker's Batt! 
L 
. oo ,out "  ountnm  au<l  its Yi<-iuit  . 

e~  ne,n  C bat huoo  a 
g 
. 

, 
b 

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. 

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l  . 
. .. . 
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. ..... . .. . . . . 
ti. 
) · · · · · . ....... • .. 

. . . . . 

40 

r 

\\ ar m  Texas.  The : 

Brownsville.  Occnpi•'tl  UY 

· .  the  Army  1lll<h•r  Mnjor 
War in Yirgiui1i,  The :  <ln '~ lll ]hll3. ....... .. . .  . . . .  . 

Geneml N  p  B 

1 

o 

· 

· 

nemy.... 

Waitiut7 for  tbe E 

I  < crut>ss,  May  <\th  l 81~4 
-

.  . 
f 
iou in F1·out  of P e t , 

At  the  Bnttle  of. the  \\"l l 
J3  tt  .• 
.  a  e1~  Captured  by the Eio 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
Battle.of Rpottsylvn~it\ Com~hteeuth Anny  Corps . . 
house .  :'lfoy Kth.  hl'J 
l3mns1,1e's  Cor1)s  Ch 
•  • 
·b 
on udernte  Posi-
'ie tl cit  Ilristoe Rta~ i ... 
<lll . 
suns  Ly  Genera l 
l' 

Ca1ssons an l  II 
C 
,apture  of  Three  C 
C 

trs  nrg .... 
f  L 

~s er's Cttvnlry Brig  1 

orses ou th, p ·  1 

arrying  a  Portia  • 

u  of  BL·aure" 

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INDEX  TO  HISTORY. 

A. 

PAGE 

Allatoona Pnss,  Capture  of ....................... 498,  499 
Autietam  ~reek. Battle  of. ...... ......... .. .474,  475.  476 
Atul)" of the  Potomac Goes  into  Winter  Qnarters . .481.  482 
\rmy of the P•)tomat',  -:\Iovement  of tho . .4114,  4!15,  4\l6.  497 
.Hhmta  Taken ................................. .4.98.  499 
• .\.Vllrill.  Brilli:mt Exploit of Genenil. ............. 482,  483 

B. 

lhnk,'s  Attempt to Recover Texas ............... .492, 
]hton Ilo11ge,  Battle of ..................... .476,  477, 
B.:anre·~a.rd  Transferred to the  West ......... A63,  464, 
Belmont,  Bl\ttle of..... . ..... .. .... .... .. 
.461,  462, 
Bentonville,  Battle  of ............... .. ... . .4ll9.  500, 
Big Bethel  Battle of ....................... .451.  452, 
Bo1,·Iing Green,  Confederate Retre1tt from .... .465,  466, 
Buchanan. Election of .......................... Ao49, 
Bull Run, Rattle  of ............ .. . . ..... . . .. 459,  460, 
Bnll  Run.  Second Battle  of. ........... .469,  470,  471, 
Burnside :'.\Incle  Commander,  A.rmy of the Potomac,  474. 
475 ..... ............ .............. ...... . . . .... . 
l3ntler at Berrundr1  Hnndred ...................... 497, 
Bragg  Evncuates  Chattanooga ............. .. ..... 482, 
Brave Drnmmer  Boy,  A .................... .474,  475, 
BMwu.  Ra.irl of John ............................ .449, 
Brown's Ferry.  Capture  of ............. .485.  486,  487, 

c. 

f!11ll  for  ·1 roops.  Answering  the ............. .4!'il.  452, 
Carnifox F~~rry.  Battle at ................... .461,  462, 
Carthflge,  Engagement nt . ... . ............. · .459,  460, 
Charleston.  Desoli1tion  of.··· ······· · · · · · · · · ·499  ·:~~' 
' 
'
Chflrle'lton Tnken. · · ·· · · • · · · · ·- •· • · ·· · • ·· · · · 
4
ChiC'kanrnnga,  Btttlle  of .. · · · · · • • • · · · · · · · · · · · ·483• 
4
• 
Cold  IIurbor,  Battle of ...................... "46i  .462' 
497
Colnmhu~, Bombardment  of ................ ·.,10'  5i1' 
Conclusion . ... ·····:······················ .o 
9' 
44
Confe<luracy.  Formation of ....•.................. 491' 
C•)nfeder::icy,  Great Britain  Ignores the ...... 0 ... 478. 
' 
Con.fccfornte  Go>ernment Mac1e  ::i  Permanent  ne, 

8

'

o 

Conf!~~~;~:0Go·v·e·1~~~t. ·:e~.;~ide~t· ~~~1 C~bi~~t ~£: 478; 
479,  480 .....•.......•.................. 476. 477· 
' 
the  Raising of Troops and }foney, 
................ . 

C  nfederate Ram .Arkan.ja.q. . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

.i.:;3,  ·!i>J.  4'38. ·:: · · · ;:;:  · :0·~ ·~f : .... .453,  454,  458. 

~10  ·511 
r.,ui:(ress,  Extraonlm"ry  '  eSSl 
('r,u .titntir,n,  Amendments  to  the ........... -~74' 475' 
Corinth,  Battle of .. · • • • • • • • • · • · · • • · ·' · · · · · · · 
' 

Congress  Ant  onzes 

h 

' 

. 

' 

D. 

494,  1ll5.  496, 
D.1hlgren,  Dea.th  of  Colo~el. · · · • • • · • · · · · 
.503  506, 
Davb antl his Cabinet,  Flight of .•....... :::: '.503:  506, 
D.wis  Capturecl..' · · · · • · · ·" · · · · • • .. · · · ·  . .... 501,  502, 
!)pvis's  J >t  cL'lrahon .... · · · · · • • · · · · · · · · · · 
4Q8 
I>e~trurti•m of  the Albemarle  • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 
'. 
407
Dos1rndive  !{aid,  A.  · ·  · · · .. · · .. · · · · · · · · · ·.  ·4G~. 4G6. 
Donelson.  Full_ c~f. R• ·n·~,:,;1",:~~~.'.'.·::.·::.·:iii,'454; 458: 
JJorotbPa L.  fJJx  s 
•.... .482, 
Jmift  Hi<>biu  N i " )  
.  . ...... ::::::: ...... 449,_ 
nr d Sctitt Ca.<..e  ~vu. - .....•••• 

. 

E. 
. . •. '  .•• 4'.l7, 
tl 
I:Urly'11  foyn~lon of !\farylnn  · 
'.'.'.'.'. ........ :>01,  :;02, 
.E!fort 
· 
. .4."il,  JG2, 
El•-·  ~1. ~A~~ccioatiou l>f  Colon•:  · · '· ' · · · · 
. .. .. 41!.l, 
Ev  ut  uMling to the \\ ar .......... ·. "" ...... 508,  50l:J' 
P,_  h  nge  of Prisnucrs. · • .. · · · · · · · 

t<>  .:;ecun: J'l.,>C••.  · · · 

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Fort Sumter,  Evacuation of ..... .... . . .......... . 450.  451 
Franklin,  Brittle near. 
. .. 482,  483 
Fremont's Plan for Reaching  Ne,~.o~i~~~~ .'.'.'..450, 4GO,  461 
Fredericksburg.  Battle  of ................... . 474,  475,  476 

G. 

Gaines's Mill,  Struggle  at... 
. ...... 461l,  ,170,  471,  474 
Gallant Charge ................................. 481,  482 
Galveston,  Surrender of.......  . • . . . . . . 
.476,  477,  478 
. .481.  482 
Gettysburg,  Battle  of. 
.483,  484,  485 
"Give Them the  Cold  Steel ". . . . . . . . . 
Glendale.  Battle  of......... 
.469,  470.  471,  474 
Government  Buildings at Harper's  Ferrry.  Burning of, 

450...  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 

451 
Government  Hesouroes,  Condition of the .......... 450,  451 
Government Peculiar Position of the ......... . 508,  509,  510 
Grant ancl  Lee,  Correspondence  between ... . .. 501,  502,  503 
Grant  in  Command,  Military  Division  of  the  Missis-

sippi. . ...... 

. . .485,  486,  487,  490 
Grant Made Lieutenant General... 
. ..... 491,  492 
Grant's Army before  Petersburg . . . . .............. 497,  498 
Grant Takes .Jackson ................... .478, 479, 480,  481 
Gosport  Navy  Yard,  Loss  of the ... . . . ......... . . .450,  451 
Growing  Antagonism of the  Noi·th  ancl  South ...... 449,  450 
Guerrillas,  The .. . .... . ..... . .. . ..... .. .... .474,  475,  476 

H. 

Helena,  Confederate Attack  on ..... ..
. . ...... .. .4\Jl , 
Hooker Succeeds Burnside ........... . ... . .. . 474.  475, 
Horrible Scene,  A . .. .. . . . ................ . .... · .491, 
Hostilities Ended ..... .. . . ' ................. 503,  506. 

492 
476 
4\)2 
507 

I. 

Island No.  10,  Capture of ............ ··· . ··· .465,  !~~,  !~~ 
Iuka,  Battle  of .... .. .......... ··· .. . · .. ·· .. 474, 

' 

J. 

Johnson and Congress,  President.. .... . .....  510,  511,  512 
Johnston Sncceeclecl  by General  J.  B .  Hood .
.... .498,  499 
Johnston Surrenders  to Sherman ....... . . . . .  503,  506,  507 

K . 

Kautz's Haid,  General. ................ . .... ·499  ·!~~' 
Kerwscvrr;e  ancl :'4 labama,  The ........... ·494 . 495'  496, 
Kilpatrick's  R~id .  · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · ·485,  486,  487: 
Knoxville  Besieged. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 

' 

' 

L. 
at 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

M 

assacre 

..... 491, 
Lawrence,  Kaus., 
481 
Lee's  R etreat.· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . · '.i6i . 462' 
'  507, 
Lexingt.on,  Siege of.····· ··· ··· · ····· · ··· . . · 
Liberal Contrib~tio~s. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .·: .· .· .· .· .·5o3," 506: 
Lincoln,  Assassmat10n  of. . . . . . . . . . . . . 
449 
Lincoln,  Election  of .. ···· ·· ············· .... . . . . 450' 

Lincoln's  Inaugu:ra~ot~·e· C~~f~;1~~~t~ °c:J~i;~~1:: 4s:3: 484'. 

Little  .John Clem an 
L ookout  Mountain,  Battle  of· · · · · · · · · · ·. 
L 

Death  of General. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 

485  486  487, 
'  459'  460 
' 

yon, 

' 

M. 

498 
501 
497 
490 

492 
482 
463 
508 
507 
450 
451 
485 
4ll0 
461 

494 
478 
465 
463 
501 
453 
467 
450 
461. 
474 

476 
498 
483 
476 
450 
490 

453 
463 
461 
491 
501 
485 
498 
463 
512 
450 
492 

481 

481 
478 

459 
459 
512 
476 

497 
507 
507 
503 
499 
4ll8 
467 
459 
483 
450 

... 469,  470,  471, 
Malvern Hill.··:·········· ~i j~ 'ciii~f ...... .. 461,  462, 
4Gll  470  171. 
McClellan Appomted Gener.  . 
~cClellan Seeks a ~ew Position .... . ..... '..'. .'.474:  475, 
498  McClellnn'a  Hesitation . . •.. i. j ~:O·e~· B'. ............ 4ll8, 
503  McPherson,  Death of Ge1'.era  · 
.. . .... 463,  464., 
~IcRae, Bravery of  Captiun... . ....... 
45::! 
460  470,  471, 
450 
;fechaoicsvill,,, Battle of . · · · · · · · · '. ·. '.". ·. '. ".  .. .' .463.  464, 
485  48C  487' 
'I'll SrJrings,  Battle of. . . . . . . . . . . 
"" 
.Missionary Ridge~  a 
· · · · · · · 
....... 476, •177, 

B  ttle of 

· · · · · · · 

5l::J 

· 

' 

' 

1 

499,  500, 

)Iissonri  Wnr  m ... · · · · · · · · · · 

I :mssonri, EYen~ m .. · · · · · · · · · ·. '. '.:: ·. '. '.  ......  459,  4GO, 
50! I  )fobile,  Fall  of.. ·: · .... · · · · · · · ·:::::::::: : . 463,  464, 
-so; , .M1Jnitm·  anrl 11f errirnnc. · · · · · · · · ·  ............... .490, 
461  Monster  (hm,  A ................... . ..... ...... . .482, 
67
1 }for 1an's Haid.···  · · · · · · · · · · · · · 
4
.'17'J.  475, 
'f  ~orclvillo,  JJattle  of. ................... .4 76,  477' 
501 
481 
"  nn 
';<,In.rfreescoroni:lh, 
:;ml 
4!l1 
.11.:; 
·1Cll 
4fH  N'·gro 
451  "No flo.a.rteJ'  ,. • •••••• 

.. 503,  50G, 
fi07, 
iu  tlie  War,  'fhe .. · • · .. · · "  · ·: ............ 492, 

· · ·  · · 
N 
'· 
Tbe ..... · · · · · · 

Nav\' in  th"  War, 

"• •. • .. •. •' 

..•........ 

· · · · · · · · • · 

B  ttle of 

· .... · 

. 

" 

a 

P. 

PAOE 

' 

463  464 
Pea Ridge,  Battle of. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · : : :.
:  47'i 
174
Perryville,  Battle of .. · · · · ·  · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 
;)OJ.  iilli, 
Petersburg, Fall of.···················  '.i53. '15·1,  .W8, 
Pet1·et's  Mistake,  The.·················· 
,4.:;0, 
Pickens,  Speech  of  Governor.··· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·  -1

~~~ti~~:: ~i~:~~~.-.:::: :: : : : : :: : ::: : : : : : : :~~ :::~'. 
Prai;ie Grove and L<lobaclieville,  ~attle <lot.. ... .4:1' 4~2' 
Preparations for  Seizing the  Capital ......... ·!~7' 468, 
:-o' 
President ancl  McClellan,  Disagreement of the, 
,  '.
1
P 
t's Call for  Troops  The.· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·  ~  ' 
' 
463  464, 
Price Driven  into Arknnsas. 
· · · · · 473· ·479: 480: 
492 
Price  Invades  Missouri:· 
. 
0 
Proclamation of Emanmpatwn. · · · · · · · · · · 
' 
· · · · · · · · · · · · · · 
Putnam,  Death  of Colonel..· · 

· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 

rest  en 

49 

·cl 

49

' 

' 

R. 

t 

f 

ap  nre  o  .......... ·510 . 511 
c 
481. 
Happahannock  Station, 
Reconst~uct~on Committee ............ ::::'.: :510:  511: 
Heorgaruzat10n .. · · · · · .. · · .. · · · · · · · · ; ·. 
-10  511 
Heturn of the Seceding States to the Umon. · · .::> 
• 
500
.. 501 •.  '" 
Hichmoncl  Capture  · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·;
454  458 
3 
Hieb  Mountain , Capture of ....... . . . ... .40  '  461,  4~2'. 
Hoanoke Island,  Capture  of.· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 
4 
Rosecrans Driven Back  to  Chattanooga ...... .483,  48  ' 
Rosecran~'s Supplies Cut Off ... . ........ .485,  486,  487, 

cl 

• 

' 

s. 

4(;5 
476 
503 
4;:;~1 
4;:;1 
450 
49:J 
47!5 
453 
469 
451 
465 
494 
481 
491 

482 
512 
512 
512 
503 
459 
463 
485 
490 

' 

< 

1 

Sabine Pass  Attempt to  Capture .. . ...... . ....... .491,  492 
Savage's St~tion  Conflict  at . . ······ ·  · · ·469• 47o,  471 •  474 
494  495  496,  497 
Sedgwick,  Death  of  Genera  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
491 
Shaw,  Death  of Colonel..· · ··· · ········ · ··· ·· · ··· 
498 
Sheridan's Ride . . ·
· ··::~·  499 
Sherman Moves toward  Atlanta .. . · · · ·  · · · · · · · · · · · 
' 
499 
Sherman's March to the  Sea ... . .. .. · . · · · · · · · · · · · .498, 
Sherman's  Raid ..... .. . . . . . · · .·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .492,  4ll4 
Shiloh,  or  Pittsburg Landing,  Battle of . . . ... . 465,  466,  467 
Sick and Wounded,  Care  of . .. . .... .. .... .. .. .. .. 507,  508 
Sixth Massachusetts Regiment Attacked by a  Mob, 451, 

· ·················· · ··· ·

'  490 
~· 

' 

·

·

·

Slav!:;·Ab~li~ii~~1 b; ·a~~~;~ss . .. . . .. ·. ·.·.·.".".".".'.'.'.".·5·0·7',  508 

453 

Slavery  Considered a  National Institution ..... . ... 449,  4.50 
Steele Takes Little Rock,  General. .... . . ... . ..... .491,  492 
Southern People,  The .................... . .. 508,  509.  510 
Spottsylvauia,  Conflict at .. . ..... . ...... .494,  495,  ~96.  497 
Stoneman's Raid. . .... ... .. .. ....... . 
. . .499.  ::>00,  501 
"Stonewall" Jackson ................ . ...... ,459 . 460,  461 
Streight,  Expedition of General. .. ......... · .... . .482,  483 
Strong,  Dea.th of General.. . : · · · · · · · · · · · ·  · · · · · -~ · .4
9?,  491 
Stuart's Haid ... . ... .. . . •.... . . ... ...... 469,  410,  71,  474 
4
Surrender  of  Lee's Army . . .... . .... . ........ 501,  502,  503 
Surrender,  Terms  of ....................... 501,  502,  503 

T. 

483 
497 
486 

filO 
46:3 
508 

·H\7 
510 

1$1 
478 
'181 
41;9 

T errible  Cnnnonade ... .......................• · .482, 
'Terrible  Loss  of Life ................... 494,  495,  496, 
Thomas's  Gallant  St!incl .. ...... . ..... ....... ... .4RS, 

u. 

v . 

Trea~~8e.~t .. ~f .. ~~~~~- ~-~1~1.i~~s .. i~. -~~~~~~l~~~t·e· ~~i~~~~'. 
I 

Unconditional  Surrenclor ........... . ....... .465,  4fiG, 
Unfair Exchange,  An ... .. . ... . ..•........... fi08,  509, 

474  T?·ent  Affair ........................... •... A61,  462, 
463  Two Noble  Organizations ........................ 507, 
474 
476 
4!Jll 
465 
474 
465 
4ll0 
478 
4Cl 
501 
465 
491 
483 
47C 
478 

Vicksbu.rg Batteries,  Running  by the ... .478,  47'.l,  '11-lO, 
Vicksburg,  Efforts  to '.l.'ake ................ : .<!71;,  477, 
Vicksburg,  tiiege of ................... :  A 78,  17\J,  ·180, 
Virginia Peuinsuh>,  Opening the Cumpnign  ill,  1fi7, 4(;8, 

Wagner,  Assault  on Fort . .......... . .... .. ..... .. mo, 
Washington,  Uritical  Couclition of ......... ·; .4!;1,  4!')\!, 
Wl:lsl.ern  Virgiuin,  W11r  in ..•....•.•.... .-153,  ·l!H,  4fif! 
w·~cht•ster  B11ttll\  of. ....... ......••.... ..• 4G7,  •11i8, 
w'.1,JornPsH:  Hnttlu of tLe ............... ..!!JI,  4\J:,  l!'.C· 
WillimuHbmg.  Euf.(1tgem1·nt 11t ••••••••••••••• .4~'7, ·11'.f!, 
Wilf!OH'A  (Jn·i·1:,  lfattk  of ...•. . .•.. • · ·. • · .... 1».1,  ((,(), 
Woman's Work in  the  War .............. 4tia, 45·l, <Iii~, 

w . 

507 
;;os 
4W 

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3,(i~l7 
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10,322 
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153,576 
68,630 
18,706 
70.~32 
4,65+ 
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n.275 
121,104 
80.111 
19,603 
515 
86,530 
2.175 
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The  uu.,,bec  of ~l<i<" Jn  <I"  rnlontm ond  "<'tl" •='" nf  ""  Unitt<l  ""'" during  tho W"  of  186\ -0i>,  "'·'°"ling  to  "  ""'""'"' P"l~"'l br tL• ,\d jutuo< ~,;;;;;;; ·, 
Offioo. "'" o;  folim ,  KiHed ;~ OO\<i'.  ,;7 ·"·" '  ""·' of. nmm<l•. <' 012 '  <hod  of  ''"""' 199. 720 •  nthe< ~"'"·'· mob  "  ~"dent•, mnnle<.  Cnufo<lmW  pri-. etc •• ·10,15! ;  tnb•l  <lie< J, 
'"-''" ,  ""I a~ort...l.  19'>. !00. 
'nrut.< of  (mfr•\""''' troop• ~"'"'"' dunng tho'""· 212,608'  Confod«••• t<OOP' ~ptored, 476.lr.9.  Numlw< of Umtod s"'" !xOO!>" "''°'"' on th.Uold. 1G " ' '  Cnnfod.-<  to  "'op• 
!""'led un tho fiohl.  '"·"'·  > umh0< of l'. ui<od  '"'"' :<oop<  nhn diod  nhilo P'"°"""• 30, 15& '  Coof ,,\orai. t.onp• who diod ubilo prioon•"• 30, 152. 

tho  Con~od0<•l< "m~ uho  d>'d  of  wo=d• ~'  '""""" (P"'""' , •tal<monl). 1"3,k2 I. 

l>o%rtod (parli~  ,iatonu·nt 

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KILLED,  WOUNDI:D,  Pl<lSOl'."LP.S. 

PRINCIPAL  BATTLES  OF  THE  LATE  CIVIL  WAR. 

:-;!YES  !C>'l>  PL!.CES 

OF  B.\'!TLES. 

CO'.\l'.'<U.:-;DEB8. 

CONFEDJIB! TE. 

FEDERAL. 

CO!>FEDEilA.TE. 

)fajor . .\nderson .......... . I General Beauregard .... .. . 

1';151. 

.  ::J.:irubardment Fort Surukr. 

April  1::! ••... 
Riot at Ba.ltimort: ...... . 
April  HI .... . 
Big  Bethel. \a .... . 
Jnne  10 .... . 
Carthage. }lo ............. . 
.lnly  5 ..... . 
Rich Mountain.  '\\.  '''· ... . 
-Tuly 12 ..... . 
July 21.. ... .  Bull Run.  \a ............. . 
'\\ilS".>n's  Creek.  }lo ....... . 
.\n!::.  10 .... . 
Cheat Mountain. W. Ta .... . 
~~pt. 12-14.. 
Le:rin~on, Mo ........ . 
'  pt.  20 .... . 
Ball's Bluff. Ta  . ......... . 
o>.-pt.  21. ... . 
Belmont.  }lo ............. . 
~.)'t°.  i ... ... . 
~O'I'. 1 ...... .  Pon Royal. S. C .......... . 
C\uT ....... .  PikEt'.la.  Ky .............. . 
~iliord, 1£0 .............. . 
ri.-c.  1s ..... . 

Sixth Regiment }lass.  \"olB .. 
Brigadier General Pierce .. . 
Colonel  ~igel" ............ . 
General llcClellan* .... . .. . 
General  Irwin  }le Dowell .. . 
General Lyon* ............ . 
General J .. J.  Reynolds .... . 
Colonel  ~Iulligan ......... . 
Colonel E. D. Baker.. . 
. .. . 
General Grant"' .. ... ...... . 
5 Commodore  Dupont  &  l 
I  Gen. T. '\\.Sherman*  I 
General Selson* .......... . 
5 Colonel  J.C. Dans and l 
(  General  Steele* ..... ) 

I  }r~j-~r· G~~~~~i '}ia~d~r-_: : : : : : 
Generals  Price  anr1  Jacks'.Jn .... 
Colonel  Pegram ...... . 
General Beauregard* ......... _( I 
General<>  Price  and ::\IcCulloch .. 
General R.  E. Lee ............ . 
Genern.l  Price*  . . . 
. ..... .. ... . 
General Ernns* ............... . 
······ ····················· 
General Drayton  ...........•.. 

1 '!;2. 

1

-

. 

. 

1 -. 

-=  fi.,,. 

:_. _: _: _: _:.  :: • :_: _: _:.  G 

Generals Ewell&. Johnson"' 

Fon D<melson.  Tenn ...... . 

· · · · · · · ·  G<'n1>ral  T.  J. J,,ck~on~  · · · 

General Thomas*. . . . . . . . . .  General  Zollicoffer ............ . 
~  Com.  Goldsborough and ) 
I  General Burnside' ... i  General Wise ................. . 
Surrendered to  Com.  Foote.  General  Tilghman ............. 1 
I Commodore  Foote  n.ncll 
·,  General  Gr;,nt* ...... )  General  Bnckner ............. . 
Generals \an Dorn and Price .. . 
g:~::i ~~fcl~~~:::: : ··.  ··.-. _:.  General Branch 
General  T .. J.  J~~k~~~ · · · · · · · · · 
GPneuls Grant and Buell•.  I 
........ . 
G<:nernls Johnston&. Beanregar'l 

J:m.  19 ..... .  Mill Spring,  Ky .......... . 
F,,b.  "···  ..  Roanoke  I'iL-ind.  C\.  C ..... . 
Fd.1.  3 ..... .  Fort  H<:nry.  Tenn 
F •. b.  16 .... . 
)Jareh -, .... .  Pea Ridge.  .\rk. .......... .  G1-neral  Cunis" 
)!arch H ... .  5~w Berne.~- G ......... . 
:iia·eh  :n .. .  Winchester. Va ........... . 
April  t.  I ...  Pittiob=g Landing,  T,,nn .. . 
(Commodore  Foote  anrl> 
-,  General  Pope" .•.... 1
- Geneml }lackall •.............. 
April  10 ....  bland 5o. 10 .........•.... 
<Gen<"rals  KPam"  and> 
Willb.msbnrg. Ya.......... 
,J""n!'~~~r:k~.".'_"..-.".".".".".:~.  General Longstreet ........... . 
Wiochest"r.  Ya  . . ... . 
Ifanon-r  Connl:<:>ns..-..  Y~.::  General ::\Iorell• 
r;.~nPral Hallt:ck;, ... · · · · · · · ·  General Brnnch... 
Corin~h. :\Ii•~..........  . . . 
..... 
Gen,ral ::\IcCl.-lh.~- · · · · · · · ·  Gent·r.>1  Beaurcoarrl. ·  · · · · · · · · · 
Fa'r  Oa'z.s  Ya 
· · · · · · · ·  Grnnal .J.  E .. J~hn-,·t~·~; · · · · · · · 
FC=r· r'.J~_.5' i;_L:•.·a,· _.',.
r,noora  ~·IcCl .. JJ.m• 
Gen.-ral J.  E. Johnston  . ·· · · · · · 
G.-nnal Fr.-roont 
~~~~~:'. ~~~- ......•. • Gf-ner..l ::ihiel<l'i. ." ... '. ·:.:::.:  Gr,n,:ral  T .. J.  ,Jaek~on.* ........ . 
· · · · · · · ·. 
· · · · • · · - .  Genr,ral ::\IcCle1lan"' 
,.._ 
'J' .. inb· ~ ){ill. '\a.... . . . .. 
G~noor<>l :\IcCJellan• 
J.Ia.lY~rn Hill. Ya 
G-=neral  Port Pr •••. : :  :  :  '.: :  : 
· · · · · · 
· · 
B,,wn P.onm•  L-i  • · ·· · · · · · ·  Gr:ner.;l  William,• 
· · · · · · · ·  Gener"l R. E. L,.,.  · · · · · · · 
CeJa.,.  )~·-,,n .,~ · · · · · · · · 
· · • · · • · · ·  ,  (;.enE:nJ  .J.  C  Brw·hl~rlrlg~::::: 
(' 
~:~~1~i!~i:: ::::·.: .. :_:.:_:  6;.:;a1 ~~1~-,~;~~~~-- ·::::  ~:~:;;:} -~~~;~~~* ............. . 
Gr:neral  Hooker......  . 
fG.-n<-ra.I~ Hooki;r. Sigei ",  · 
t  Ki;arny,  R<:no" ..••. : >  Gr.n.;rals .J .. ckson &: LrJng'~ ~~,:;_: 
~~~9/·: ._: ~ ~: ~.: ~: ~ 
Gener,.1  Pope .......... . 
GenH ,lo,  :'.fanson &  Croft. . .  Geni;ral L<?e*. 
r; 
r,..,nenl L<-e' 
p·neral  P·Jp<"..... 
. . • . . . . 
•..•...... 
c; 
r;."T.o>.rals  Hook<;r and  Rf'no.. 
S  ::r  lt )f J~llt; ;n.  I 1. . .  . .. 
•tn"'r'"l Lo~ 
lren-rnl A.' i>: 'Jiii1;.· · · · · · · · · · · · 
(';lrmel  :i.lires 
Gen~rnl :HeCl~lla~: · · · · · ·  • 
u.,.:P"'r's  Pe~y. ;j cbys  si  ~' 
j\~i::tfr~;}J.:~.·---~·.::.:  ._._ 
General I~OS<"cru: ,,: • • • • · • •  (~enernl R.  E. L.o-., 
· 
. Gmral<!  Ord,  Hn'rlb~t;·  ~e;;:~:~~~cPen···c·~.':~;:::::::::. 
1 
Corinili,  _liv;  ........... . 
r;  neral Hn~ll '.: ."·······I 
I 
• 
!  nn'l  Lo•ell. :'... 
om 
P  r:rp-ille- Ky  . . •  •  • .  .  . 
(r<:nerrl Bra".'.!. . . . .  · · · .. · · · · > 
· · · · · • · • · 
,-rne:al=  Hinrlman: '-j,,·~~;;;_·,. 
Generd$  Bhmt  o:.  TJ .. -on.. 
J>r.:.i:fo  <.r ,,.  , Atk ....•.... 
<(i 
• 
G·;-Y:NAl  Burnude. 
G~nmtl ::!nern::au. : : : ·::: : : 
C:en~ral I~.  E. Le~"' 
P!'id<!T.e· -:bii:~,  \" ._...  •  . 
rost. ) 
\  idc.sb .rg, ~If  ,. ........ . 
Crcr:  ral .John.:.ton·  · · · · · · · •· ·  · · 
Gi.:nr-r  I Rc-s('.('fa.n,s-fl' 
. " ..  "  . ·  • ..  · · · 
! A hrir  l  Pow--r i, °<;;. n~ I·  Gr:ner"'l  Br  ~g •• .•.• 
1  E'ra. ~f"{;.  mar:  l• 
C•,!=. l  Hardin"· 
(.  ~,.Pl <1xoL'.. 
C  pt;.. 
G nm~ ~edio;w:ci-:::::....  · · · · . ·.... . 

:\lay  5 ..... . 
)fa.>  2:'i  .••. 
)fa_:- 2-J 
.•• 
)fay  :30 ....• 
)iay  31. ... . 
June  L  .... . 
June  '·· .•. _ 
.for..e  9 ....•• 
,rune '1C ..•.. 
,for:e  2i'. •... 
Jctly 1. ....• 
. .\tt~"'t ;; .... . 
A.t::_.-u:;,;; 9 ... . 
Ai-~:!-2 .•. 
A""~"l!: ...  ~7 ... ~ 
..\..,..~~ 1"1  •• 
.\n::-mz W ... 
Au.;.'!""J  ~--
...,  pt.  1 .... . 
-:;ep• ..  LL. ... .. 
;~~ 1J{:··: 
'·· P"~ lJ  ':If) •• 
0  ;..3  .-;  ... 
Ott. 
Oec  I. 
l  ·-e.  l'l 
. 
De  .'::I~. 

·:one  Rinr, T  :'I~  •••••••• 
F~rt IT:ndm  ~. Ark •...• 
Fr.rt DC?>f' t..-: 
~-;!'k  Ya  • 
I~ '7rar~ .  Ark •. 
f'u...I  r.eb..?ttr  .  \·~: ."::.:: 

. · ·  • · · · ·  · 
·• .......... . 
enn:;h 'Wt  c.er aad  F 
• .. •• • • ••  . . • . • • • ..  ~ ·-.. 
· · • · · · · · · · 
Gen~r-.1 Loo•;·.~·:;;··· 

,far..:?. 
. Jnlt .... 
F.;t  3  • 
:May  L ..• 
}t.'I'  1 
~faj 1  .... 

G1'neral ~- E  L"'· 
•~ • 
" 
•Yenerzt!  B..  'E.  Loee'. 

•· ·  Genm.I Kirby·~~ith~-

D<'Huff~- . . •• • • . • . 

Gen~n.l C'him:bill. 

Genercl EwPll ... ::: . ·. 

nke, Par;on!!  e.nd  F 

T 
• •• ., •• 

an-1  Yeatl'h• 

· • · · · • · · • · 

... ·J  G 

'an  D 

• · • · · 

·.  ·.  · ... . 

a.  r  d• 

.n.  . 

1  t  3. 

"· 

•  . .  •  • 

... 

.;! 

.. 

· 

.L< 

•1· 

--<  ......... . 

nd1e!.tes  the ,.kt  ri'.)~  p:  rty. 

I -.......... no one hurt. 

. ............. 3 k.  7  w. 
.  ...... 113  k.  34 w.  6  m. 
. ..... 13 k.  31 -w. 
. ..... . ..... 11 k.  35  w. 
. .. .4.500  k.  w.  p.  28  c. 
. .481  k.  1,011 w.  700 p. 
. 223 k.  721 w.  292  m. 
. ...... 1:3  k.  20 w.  60  p. 
. ... 42  k.  108 W.  1.624 P· 
. ... 220 k.  266 w.  500 p. 
. ... 84 k.  288 w.  285  m. 
....... 8  k.  23  w.  250 p. 
............ 6  k.  2-i.  w. 
............. 2  k.  17 w. 

. ......... 3\l.  k.  207 '\'\'. 
. .......... 50 k.  150  w. 

d 

1 ..,-.)  k 

. ................. 5  w. 
. ........ 7 k.  and 8  w. 
. ............. no report 
. ......... 250  k. and w. 
. ......... -140  k.  150 w. 
i ......  ,oi:>-
I  • 
•  an  w. 
. . .421  k.  1.317 '\<'.  3  m. 
. ... 100 k.  ancl  w.  20  p. 
............ 2.'i  k.  75  w. 
. ...... %  k.  26-i w·.  2 p. 
. ... 261  k. 427 w. 27& m. 
) k. and w. no report, I 
I 2,500 p. 42 g1ms oap j 
. .400 k. and w.  2,000 p. 
1 · ......... ..... 1,300 p. 

150 p., lo;.~ <A  canip. 
~ Beaurf'gnrcl's  rr"port • 
1 Fe<lera.l  rep<Jrt. 

General Lyon kill<::d. 

Colonel Baker killed. 

!70  wagom1  '.'1lth  :;tor.,s 
t  anti  eqn-._,rigc. 

.......... rn2  k. 140 p 
. ... 30 k.  50 w.  2.500 p. 

General  Zollic0ffcr kill'd. 

· · · · · · · · · · · · · 
. .-146  k.  1. 735  w.  150 P·  231 k. 1.00'i w·.  15.000 P· 
. .... 1.351 k.  w.  and m.  1.100 .!'· 2.:;00 w.  i.rJ10 l'· 
. .... ,,n k. 200  w  wio 
. ....•...... \ilk. 4f>6  w. 
· · · · · ·· · · .lOO k.  -±00  w. 
. .. GOO  k.  anc1  w. SOO  p. 
j  ..... 1,!>1'1k.1721  w. 
p. 
f  ••••.••••••• :i.963  ru.  I 1.72  k. 
,012  w. 05\l  m. 

. . .. . .. . . . . . .. . . · l " ........ 17 k.  6.300 p. 

.2.0"i3  .k.  and w.  62~ p. 

. .700 k.  1.000 w.  300 P· 

!f. fortf;.  <>.;  gnn .....  17,f.00 
1  «mall arms c-aptnrr-<l. 
Gener n ls  )lcC'ulJoch, 
:-:;Jack 

}Iclnw;;h  and 
killed. 

_u;  fort~ captured . 
1 Confc"lc-mte  report. 

. : :.ii.ii. i: ·;;1

1 ·;~ '600 P.:  F(·ih:ral'  rrtreav·il. ~.000 

pn~oner~ <»  pturcd. 

-

driv  n 

1 
11  ck. 

· e«P.r;1  "  wer.: 

:::::::2:ROO·k.3~n~·;,_:_  I'  1 
· · · · · · · · '0.000  k. aml w. 
· · · · · · · · · .r.oo k. antl w. 
. .... 1.000 k.  w. and m. 
.  '  ... '  ·  .1,00{) k. e;:Hl  W 
· · · · · ·.,\bout th,,  S.'lm<-. 
· · · · · • · · · .. Nearly 5.lll;;I 
. ...... flJO  k  w  ·md 
(; 
....... 1,000.k. 'i'.;:;no ID_· 
,_;-euerr~l Williaw~ kill  ii. 
•,on  •·ut·rnte'  re  I 
-w. 
t 
.. 800 k.  aml w.  '1'.000 p:  I  .. ennn  ,Jolw  n cap'd • 
. .. . .. . .. .  HJ  k  ·.ud w 
I 11  SC(. 
(' 

1 

l 

l 

·;·· ··················· 
b.lO  k.  3.~2] w.  1.22:2  p. 
· · · • · • · .•>.  13~ k.  and w. 
· · · · · · .... 12'5  k.  iJOO  w 
· · · JiT k.  361  w.  ;;74  m·. 
· • · ··· · · · · · ·r.11:.  1:;0  w 
· · · .• l.:>00  k.  w.  nuc1  m: 
· · · .. 1,~!_{l  k.  w.  and m. 
····· .. ~.,Ok. w.  and m 
· · · · .1,500 k.  w.  ancl rn. 
• .. ..r.>!  k.  100 w.  200 p. 
· · · · · .. 800 k. w.  an<i  m. 
· · · · · · · .r.,ooo  k.  arn1  w. 
soo  k.  4.000 w.  ;3.000 p 
· .~00 k.  I~ w.  2,000 p: 

· · · · · · · .l,300 k. and  w. 
. .-H.3  k.  1, iOt_;  w.  It~  m. 
.. :-io  k.  120 w.  ~1 .;,::i:'l  p . 
: : : : : : : : : :1Ji·k.~2~n~: 

· .;n.:; k.  1,812 w.  2:f2  m. 
• · · .. J,'200 k.  w.  am1  m. 
••••.•••• J~;) k.  ~)() w. 
Ui1~ k. 11OOOw.2.07..,  p 
.•. l~l  k. n 2  w  ;.:;G rn: 
. ..•... 1.:;:m  k. •>.ooo 
. .... 1,000 k  w 
l 

. 
·  n1  m. 
···•······· .11 k  '!  w 
· · · · ·J,3 l l:.  ;1" 11;.  > m. 
. . . .. -,000 k.  w.  nn l  m. 
· · · · •  · · 2 (JOO  ~·  .ud w: 

· 

. ... 12,000 k.  w. arnl m. 
· · · · · · · •. 'iOO  k.  3.000 w. 
· · · · · •· · · .:!.'J!J  k. :;oo w. 
:.· · • · · • · · .-.OO  k  and w. 
,;oo  k. 2,3-rn  w.  1.::iOO  p. 
. ....... 1,;;00 };_  :111d  w. 
•• •·2G.3  k.  4(1f)  w.  600 p: 
. ••••..•.•.• 1.).0<J<l Jo.« 
I. !-2:; k. 2.2 .8 p. 5,t~2 u. 
1,30iJ  k.  3.1){){1  w.  -200 !· 
• · • · .. • i,i>OO l:. nnd w. 
· · · • · · • .1,SOO  k. :mcl w. 
• .••••••••  no'!' .. pc.r~. 

'J.(Jll()  k.  ml w.  1.f 

.5,";.0  k.  n  l 
...• lOO_k.400 

• l.<ll'JO l. w. 

p 
• 5, K  )  p 
.3fJO}. 
d  m • 

PRINCIPAL  B 

ATTLES 

OF  THE  LATE  CIVIL  WAR 

(Continued). 

--

\'Okt'r• 

<;<'l\Prnl  ll 
(' 
~· 11·  ral  l;rnnt•  • . 
. ..... . 
! :l't1<•r:1\  <;rant'" ..... • ..... . 
<.  ~h1r.,l  <ira11t• ........... . 
I\,. llt'l':tl (;I' 11  i  ......... . 
'  I  '.\1ltllil"\\s l 
I 
' 

l > 1 ·t 
I  I  Cl'  '1111\  [' 

<:<'lll'rnl  H,1;1ks 
l·~llt'l"tl  'l'l 
( ;Pl\<'1'11].  ]' 

'l11Tag11t 
....... 
· · · 
•. •  .  • .  •  •.. 
s  >11fn1·,1  antl Ch,,  ,. 

H•lnns• 

• 

. 

· 

• 

gg 
I  roy ........... . 

I l'n1lnenh.  KY 
I ~Jh>lb~.·hnuia, y,;.' .· .'  .' .'.'.'.'.': 

I 
n"n"t"1l :-n 
(' 
:"n<'ral  1l11RcnnnR* 
( '''llt'tal  )lca1lP* 
....... . 
nt'l\l'rnl  0-rt\ut•  ........... . 
( rf'!Wl':\\  l'rentiR~~: : .... . 
~h'Ht'1't\l  <hnnt* 
....... . 
C~"1l<'r:tl  Hnuks* .. '..' · · · · · · · · 
<Tl'iwral  Uilhnori' · · · .. · · · · · 
U-t'lll"'rnl  Hnrnsidt'~ · · · · · · · · · 
C r<'ilL'ral  llo:<t•rrnni·."  · · · · · · · · 
C:t'lH.'l'lll  \\'nrn'n"  ........ . 
(;l'tlt'm\  Hnrnsille~ · · · · · · · · · 
< l1•11<·ra\  Chant• 
· · • · · · · · · 
< 1t'1Wrn1  1 lnukt~t:..,·. · · · · · · · · · · 
< ;t'lWl'tl 1 1 fonkl~l'·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  · 
I 
......... .. 
<1t'1ll'rnl  '.\lt>a1l1~"  · · · · · · · · · · · 
'.\!1111sth•l1l.  "i,;;·.· .. •• ·' ·  '· · 
\'olt1ud  llieks'" 
<it•nt.•rnl  H:\Hks•'. · · · · 
1'\.1·11w11lh,  }._  l;.· '· · · · · · · · · 
<il'llt't'a\  \\'t'Rf«'llR'. .... ,. • .. • 
\\'i l1l<'nH'ss,  Ya.  · · · · · · · · · · 
Ut•111'r:tl  <Traut ... ".··  · · · · · · · 
Cc1wral  G·rnnt .... · · · · · · ·' · 
I 
~p.,ttsyhnnia. \a  ........ . 
'  Geu0n1l  Grant. ... · · · · · · · · · 
Fnrl  nnrling,  \'n ....... . 
r;,'llt'rnl BnllN* ......... . 
HL's:wa.  Gn. 
··· 
Gcn,•rnl  Shenu:iu; · · · · · · · · · 
nall:t.;, <'la .. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.:· 
nenernl  Shl'nuan•; · · · · · · · · 
,  l'•>l•l  H1uhnr.  Yn ......... : 
Gcm>ml  Gmnt 
········· 
l't'!1•r..;lmrg.  Ya .......... . 
li-C'nernl  Grnut". '. '. '. '. '. '. '.: ".  : : : 
W1•hlnn  H.  H ..  \·"· ........ . 
Cencrnl  :l\Ietule 
Gt'ucrnl  Sherm~~~ .... · · · · · 
l\:Pnrs:1w  :Jhiunlniu. (h .... . 
:llnnot•ae~·.  :Jltl ............ . 
Geneml WnllacC' .. : '.  '.  '.::.:: 
1\ :t(.'h  Trt-ie  lJr0t.~k.  On ...... . 
Gcucrnl  Sbcrman* 
,\tl:rnta.  Gn •.............. 
GenC'rnl  Shermnn•::::::::: 
l'dt'rshnq;:.  Ya ........... . 
G<>ucrnl  Grnut ............ . 
< A<lmirnl  Farragut  au<l l 
:\Inhilo  Bny .. \.I:\ ... . ...... . 
t  General Granger* .... i 
])p, p  llntt"1n,  Ya ......... . 
(lpncral  Grunt ... . . . ...... . 
Six  ~!iii•  Station.  Y:L. 
. .. . 
Oeucral  '\\1xr~n* . . ....... . 
\Y,.ltl11t111.  IL, Ya ......... . 
Geucrnl  <trnnt ........... . 
• \.tlanln.  G:i •.............• 
Ot>neml  Shcrmnn* ... , ..... . 
Hnnk<'r  Hill.  Yn .......... . 
Gt>tl<'r11l  Slteritlim .......... . 
Hl'm•rnl  Sheritlnn* .... . ... . 
Fislwr's  Hill ............. . 
0-0uf•ml  Ewing* .... . ..... . 
lrnutnn,  .:\fo ..........•.... 
n~nt'ml Gmut ........... . . 
l'dershnrg.  Yn ........... . 
Gt·nernl 8hericlnu* ......... . 
C'1•1hr  Crct•k.  Ya .......... . 
Gcnrrnl  I'lensouton ........ . 
:\im's Cre<'k.  :\Io .......... •. 
General  Grant ............ . 
lfnl<'ht>r's  Hun.  Yn ....... . 
Franklin. 'l\·un ........... .  Geueml 8cbotiel1l .......... . 
, -,l!;hville,  '.fe1m .......... .  Genernl  Tbomns* ........ . . 

I 

.\ng.  fi  2il •.• 
A.111-:.  Hi  1S .. 
Aul.(.  t~l .••. 
Ang.  :!'i ... . 
.\.11µ  :ll .... . 
S'pt.  J\l .... . 
S  pt.  :!I .... . 
"  pt.  21\. 
. .. 
S 'I'  2'.I  .:IO •. 
Ort.  l!l ..... . 
<H.2fl ..... . 
Ot•L  21 .••.•. 
.. "nv.  :{1l ..•.• 
D  c.  Hi ...... 

1~1;:;. 

}'nrt Fisher. . . • . . . . . . . .. . . .  General Terry ........... . . . 
( A1lmirnl  PoTter  &  Geu-} 
\Yilwiu~ton, N.  C .......... . 
<  ernl  Schofield• ..... . 
\~~ny111'Rb01~0117u, Yn........  n<'ncr;tl Sheridnu .......... . 
h.m stnn, 

Jan.  l:l ...... 
.fan.  2·1  '.!2 .. 
F1'h.  2i....  . 
F  h.  21. .  . . . 
.  C. . . . . . . . . . . . .  Gt'Ut'r:ll Schofieltl* ... . ... . . 
Fch.  •.!/  ....  \  ;\.YC'T~·:<horongh. N.  C.......  C',puPnil  l-lhenuan ......... . 
Jfoui011vill•>.  N.  C.. ... . . . . .  C+cneml  Shcrmnn* ......... . 
~l\rl'h  \\l  . .  . 
Much 2:;  '.!7.  I  J't'\cr  hnrg,  Yn............ 
(}('11e1-:1ls  Urnnt nrnl  i\katl<'*. 
< l:encrnls  Hheridnn  11111ll 
Fi vu  Fork,;,  'Vn ... · · · · · · · · · 
( 
\Vl\rreu* ........... . ) . 
So·lnm.  ,\.la................  GC'n.,rnl  \\'ilRou·* ........ · .. 
Pl'I• r,l1nrg &  Ili<'hmnn1l... 
<h-ucrnl  Gnmt* ........... . 
Fnrrnvilh>  & Saihn"sl'r..,1k .. 
!k1wral  Sh<'ritlnu* ........ . 
,\ ppomalt. •X.  U.  l [. . . . . . . . . .  Hnrn.rnleretl to  Gt•n.  Chant* 

. \.pril  I. .... . 

\  Admiral  Tbatch"r  an<l )_ 
<+em•rnl  C:rnh~· ...... ) 
FtJrt  Blak..J,,·,  )fohilo.  · · · · · 
) 
\Ionlgout£ry.  ,\L\..........  8111Ten1ler<'<l  1.1J  n .. 11.  Wilsou. 
~alislnu'\'.  I\  C...... . . . . . 
( : .. uer;1l  8lotll'lll>lll"' ....... . 
~nnt·111l; r  uf  .1.  C .. Jolmsfnn 
(krwral 1:->hcrm:m·" .. ·. · · · · · 
~ni-cPucl•'r  of  <~1·11.  ~forga11.  <_rpueral  lloh~n~1 ...... ...... . 
surrcu kr  of  <h 11.  T:<1·lor..  o .. nernl  Caul1y* .......... · 
;l'nlhhn~-· •'.  Fla. . 
. .. : . . . .  Hnrn•ntlen'' l to c+cu. llfr< 'ook 
l'o.lm  Ito  i::rnch.  Tex ....... 
Colont>l H.1rrctt. .... · · · ·· · · 
I < ap1urn ~,( ,f~ITcr~t:n  ll:nisl 
......................... . 

o.t  lr\\m~nll•'. ha ...... I 

Suireml  r  of  < reu.  IC Smith 

............... · · .. · 

1 

I 

Apr!l  ~·: ... . 
\prtl  ~  .l. .. . 
• \pril  c: .•...• 
.\pril •...... 
.. . 
April  12  .. . 
April  12 ... . 
J\pril  :? ;  . .  
I. y 
I  ..... . 

pril  11 

1\hy  1 
Mi;y  lO ..•.• 
y  JU •••• 
May  JO ••••• 
l\fay  ~6  ... 

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co••n·F.1mn,. Tr. 

1--------
i (:•'twrnl  H.  B.  I,,,0 
<wnt'ral ,f11tiu~t 
· · · · · · · · · · · .. 
< :<'ll<'l'nl  p,,mb,~·1t\;1; ........... . 
ht'll•'rnl 1'~1nbertou · · · · · · · · · · · · 
c;l'll<'tal  Pt'll1hPrtou~ ......... . . 

l 

• · 

.. 

»ut\'1111irl11lrn 

l " 
• 1tz  l lni.:h  Let' 

< h'n<'rnl  Cinnluer• 
<:"1,Wrnl  :'lkC'nlloc 0l;  ·· · · · · · · · · · · 
. ; ... • .. • · .. 
( C.t'll<'l"nls  T  "' 
·.  ' · '°'·  H. Hhmrt n111l) 
• 
1 
lit,nnral  l~wdl*. 
· · · · · · · l 
nf'Tl\\l'i\l  lhnrrg  .............. . 
<~t'JWrnl ll.  Ii  j ;~~-· ' · · · · · 
1•<'lHwnl  l\•mlwrlot; · · · · · · ·· · · · · 
~ (1,~~nrnls ]'ricP,  Tl~l;1~;.~ ·1;,;,l j. 
~~1:1H:ntl ,]~lKt>ph 'E. ·J,;};,;~(·,;1;.·.") 
•l IH rnl  < ninhwr 
c:Pllt'l",d  Bt'nnreg;,;"i<:::::::::: 
hl'lH'rnl  Fnizier .. 
<:t'lwrnl  Hn\gg• .. : : : : ~::: ~: : : : . 
< «'nrrnl  A.  l>.  Hill 
. 
G<'nernl J,ongRtrcct · · · · · · · · · · · · 
<:<'nnnl  Brngg ..... :::::::::::: 
<~cucrnl Hmgg ............ . ... . 
C1t'U<'rnl  ltnnl<'<' 
< i e1wr:tl  LC'e . .. : : ~: ~ : ~ ~ ~  : ~  : : : : : 

COSFr:f>F:H.A'flo~. 

18,000 k.  a111l  '" r,,ooo p  ( 
. ......... too  k.  nurl  w. 
.. , .... 100 k.  w.  nnrl  111. 
. . . .. 2,1;on  k.  "· nn•l  1J1. 
. ........... . 110  n·11nrt 
. ...... r;oo  k.  w.  un1l  ru. 
. ......... :mo  k.  r;oo  w. 
. ...... 7:.0  k.  w.  nn•l m. 
. ..... 1%0  k.  w.  1m1l  111. 

.. l!i,000 k.  & w.  17,0110 p. 
···· .. Ill  k.  2 tow.  f:  m. 
........ 1211  k.  1.,fi12  w. 
. .. 2~J k.  ~-i~ "" 
· · · • · •  .. , ... ~,ii!KJ  ]OHR. 
·  · ·  · · .!1110  k.  w.  and  u1. 
1  •  •  • 127  k.  2K7  \\'.  ] ;,7  111. 
· · ..... :lRO  k. w.  n111l  m. 
·  · · .. 2.0011  k.  w.  n111l  1n. 
. ..... H5  k.  ·lfiH w. rn111.  j 1.G:Hp. nnrcpo1·tk.,\-w. I 
·· ..... total  los~ 2:l,1!18 
· • 2·1fi  k.  :J.!lR8  w.  30:J  p.
....... 2fiO  k.  w.  nml 111. 
· · ·. · .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 

........ totnl ln"H  :17,000 
fl,000 k.  nnrl w.  30,000 p. 
• .:.no k.  mHl  w.  1,000 p. 
. .............. 1.noo p. 
............... fi,i>OO  p. 

. . . . . . . 7110  k.  w.  and m:  ......... .i"iOO  k.  :J:ll  w. 
1.1;11 k. ri::ini~,;·"i:!1.i'51~: 
........... :.1  k.  32fl  w. 
.......... tiOO  ].,·.  an1l  w.
........ 1,000 k.  nnd  w. 
······················ 
....... 800 k.  "" nn<1  nt. 
. .... l,000 k.  w.  nml m. 

. .............. :l,000 p. 
.... 17.000 k.  w.  :mrl nt. 
. .1.200  k.  anrl w.  800 p. 
............... 1,1100  p. 
. ... lfl,000 k 
\\'.  t\llCl  lll. 

................ 300 p . 
..... 2,!;00  k .  w.  noel  p. 

1 

1 

2U  c.,111to1t  C:1pl11rf'1I. 
17 ean11u11  c·•11tnrntl . 

(""':ilry Jight 

Jtrar 

i:,'lrnnl  .Jobn~tnn's 

anny . 

<1Put>ral  Ponest 
C:t'!Wl'lll  J\irby S~ilJ~ ...... . 
neiwm l  lfnke.. 
. ..... . 
<ieucral  T1eo ... · · · · · · · · · · · · · 

~~~~~~t t~L~~~,~;~:· :· :· :· :·.: · . : : : 

«0ncrnl Joseph E . . Johnston .... . 
Geu<'rnl Longstreet ............ . 
Gt>1wml  Leo* . . .. 
neuer1i l  Lee• 
· · · · · · · · · · · · · · 

g~~~~.'.~i ~~~::si~~:::::::::::::: 

General Enrly* ............... . 
General Roo<l. ............. . . . 
Gouernl Hoocl. . .. . . . ... . . . .... . 
General Lee* ........... . ..... . 
fGeueral  Ptige  arnl  A<lmirnl! 
t  Buchanan .. . ..... . . ... .. ) 
Genernl Lee* ..... . 
Genernl l'ickett .... . .. . .. . 
Genernl Lee* ......... . .... . 
Gencml Hood .............. . . . 
GC'ncral  E1nly ....... . ......... . 
Genernl  Early ... . ... .. .... . 
Geueral l'rire .... .... ........ . 
General Lee• .......... . 
Geueral  E~.rly ......... .. •.... 
(+eneral  Price ..... . .... .. .. . . . 
General Lee ... . ... .. ...... . .. . 
General  Hood . ... .. .. . . . . . 
General Hood . ...... .. . . . . ... . 

Geuernl  Bragg .... . .. . ....... . . 
Geneml  Early .. .. ........ . . . . . 
Ctencrnl  Bmgg ... .. ... . ... . .. . . 
Gcncrnl .Tolmston . . ... . .... . .. . 
Ucuernl .Tolrnstou .. .... ..... .. . 
Gcnoral Lee ... . . . . .. ..• . ...... 
C+enernl Leo .. . .. . .... .. ..... . . 
Goucml Forrest ... . ........... . 
(tl'nor"l  LPc . . ....... . . . ...• . . 
Genernl  Lee ............ . .... . . 
Ucnernl  Lee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . 
Gcurrnl  Taylor ........... . ... . 

······· ······················· 
· ······· ··· ··············· ·· 
···· ················ 
·,~j~j1:,;1· .ToueR . .. ..... . ...... .. 
(>cnonil Slr•ngbtor . . ........... . 
··········· ··················· 
······························ 
* Irnlicatcs  tho victorious p1uty. 

........ . ... J.1  k.  ,J()  w. 
.. fiOO  k.  nrnl  w.  1,500 p. 
........ 150k.  l,700p. 
............ loss  30.000 
.. . ......... loss  10 1000 
..... r.,ocici  i,". · ;,.: ·1;~,1 ·~1: 
. . ...... 700  k.  2,800  w. 
. .. ..... 1.800 k.  aml w. 
. ... . !.l.000  k.  w.  and m. 
. ..... . ....  loss  10,000 
. . GOO  k.  and w . 1,250 p. 
... . .... 1,000 k.  and  "" 
. ....... 1.000 k.  nn1l  w. 
. . . .. 1, 713  k.  w .  aucl  m. 
. ...... . 3,521  k.  and w. 
. .... 5,000 k.  w.  an<l  m. 
.. ........ 120 k.  88 w. 

. . . ........... loss 4, 000 
. . . ..... 3.000 k.  aucl  w. 
1,000 k.  nn<l  w.  3,000  p. 
. .. . . 50  k.  50  m.  439  w. 
. ....... 3.000 k.  nucl  w. 
. ....... .. GOOk.aud\\'. 
. .... . ....... 9  k.  GO  "" 
. . ..... 5,000  k.  and'"· 

... 1,000 k.  nntl  w. 
. .......... 2.000 p. 
. .1,r;oo  k.  mHl  w. 
.... . ... loss  30.000 
......... loss  10,000 

J,ot1gstrN·t  wm111<1Pr1. 

. ... A,000 p.  2  C.:onfo111·ral•·  goll'rnl-<, 

30 guus cnptur1•d, 

............ .. no  report 
. .... . .. no report 
.. :lOO  p.  ·l.000  k. and w. 
..... 8,000  k.  w.  nml m . 
.............. no report 
....... .. .. . .. no report 
.............. no report  Johnston flankcrl. 
. ..... . .. . ... . no report 
;,,ooo k.  arn'l  w.  J .000 p . 
. ...... 10,000 k.  nncl  ""  1\IcPhcrson killPtl. 
. .... 1,200 k.  w.  nncl  ru. 
11  no  i·cpo1·t  k.  and w . l. 
. . ......... l.75G  P» 
. . ......... loss  2.500 
. .. .. ..... . .... l.fiOO  p. 
. ....... 1,GOO  k  an1l  "" 
. ..... . . 5.000 k.  and w.  Co11fe1lerntes  repnls1•tl. 
!iOO  k.  ·1,000  w.  2.!iOO  p.  Rhodes  &;  Gordon killC'11. 
Federa l s_c:ipturt•tl  1ll 
. . -!OOk.::m5lw.l,lOOp.
.. .. .... l.»00 k.  nncl  w. 
...... . . 2.800  k.  arnl  w. 

150 guns mpturcd. 

p ieces  nrhllery. 

1

1.000 k.  and  w.  l,:JOO  p.  2.800  k.  aml ""  1.300 p .  j 
2,000  p.  1,000 k.  and w. 
. . l,!iOO  k.  w.  aucl  m. 
...J.00  k.  1,500  w.  150 m. 
189  k.  1,033  "'· 1.104 m.  1.750  k.  3.800  w.  702  p. 
. ... 6,500  k .  w.  ::mcl  m.  I ... . 23,000 k.  w.  llutl  m. 

. ........ !JOO  k.  3 .800  p.  Geuernls  )forrundnke  & 

c.ibell  captured. 

. A!O k.  antl ""  2.500 p. 
. .. .. .... . 110 k.  53()  w. 
. .......... . .. . 1, ,..,..2  Jl. 
..... . .... 250  k.  ancl w. 
.. ...... .. . G!.l  k .  and"'· 
..... 5  k.  l.::.~J  p. 
. ... . .... .. .. loss  1.000  1,200 k.  nml  w.  2,.100 p. 
. ... .. . . . . 7,t  k.  77-1  w. 
. . a27  k.  373 p. 
. .. . ......... loss  l,G~G  ......... !C>7  k.  1.625 p. 
.180  k.  1.2*0 w.  990  m.12.200 k.  nml w.  2,800 p. 
.. ........... loss  3,000 
.. ......... .. . 5,000  p. 
. .. . ......... . . 3,000 l" 
•  . . . .  n.ooo k.  w.  lll11l  Ill. 
. .............. ll.000  p. 
..  .. :lll,llii p. 
. . fiOO  k .  nrul  w.  J,300 p. 
.. .......... . ~.700 p . 
. .............. 1,800 p. 
. ............. 27.iiOO  p. 
........ . ...... 1.200 p. 
......... .. ... 10.000 p. 
. ...... ll.000  p. 

. .... . .. 2,000 k.  nn<l  "'· 

. . . .. 8,000 k.  \\'.  nncl  Ill. 

: : '.:::: :: '. :.' .. ·: .' .·.7o  k. 
.................. 70  k. 
• 

~ ............ _ ......... I 

.............. 20,000 p. 

____ _  I 

I General  J olt11so11  capt. 

nrc<l  nml  J7  gnus. 

Fort  nml  72  guns  l'npt· 

nrecl. 

.\ JI  of E!\rly's  guns. 

All Lee's artillery l'apt 'ti. 
J>'nucst.  Rhrnhly  cnpl\l. 
Riebmoud  t'aptnr<'tl. 
Gens.  Ew<'ll. 

l\l'rshaw, 
Corse & Cn~t i~ 1.-t.'t' l'apt. 

a2  gnus caplnrl'tl. 
Hguns. 

'l'hi8  wns 

tht• 

lust  1·n(cid:173)

g11gt'llll'1Jt  (l[  th<'  l'i\il 
\\'ar. 

Ju  tllhlition  to  tho  lmltl<'s  givt>n  nbovc.  thero  wcro  ·121  llftttl~s,  eugng<•nH•nls  rmcl  skirmishe•. 

TATJ 

TO

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• ·n1:TIH;H:\  S'l'.\'l'E~  11rm1X«  TIIT~  C'IVTf,  WA.It. 

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71  l,2:ll 
1fi Oll7 
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3no,11f10 

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I'HTNt'II'AJ1  NAYAI1  HAT'l'Ll·:~  01"  'l'HE  CI\'!T,  W.\ll. 

11  Fort  lfrnr~',  'l'Nlll.,  rnpt11rc1l  h.1  Commt><lt>n  111,oh' . 

l"cb. 
Fl'h.  H  Jtonnoko  l~!rmd,  N.  C.,  Ct\ptnrc'd 

l>y  (\m1motlml'  liuhbloown1::h  :1111!  (;, 11-

Fi'b.  1H 

'ft'nn ..  comhiut•tl  ftn"(.'t•s  P.  <:t'tll'r:\1  Urnnt  antl 

l'nn  1110-

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l;iort  J)ont.'lson, 

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Apr. 
\ pr.  ~  ('aptnr<'  11f  Tslnud  \n.  lll. 
Apr.  11  Fort.  1'11li1•l<i,  lh ..  <'ltplnr .. 11  hy  la111l  1111cl  111L\'lll  fore<«. 
Apr.  '.11 
i\ltLY  J:) 
I 
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lHr::J,  .)nit . 

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l'fotdH'Z,  ;\lisH ..  <':tptlll't'tl  by ,\1l111intl  F11rrngnt. 
,l!nlvnn  Hill. 
For~  I lin1lm:111,  .\rk.,  ,\dmirnl  l'nrl<'r 

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BIOGRAPHY 

OF 

ABRAHAM  LINCOLN° 

·  EI  r  County  Kr  Februarv 12th  1809;  rl1erl  1n  Wa=hington,  D. C.,  April  ':;t.b, 

Ahrnh•m  Lincoln.  si,toentl•  p,,.;dent  nl the U nitod  States,  bwn m 

. 

. 

t  f 
1S65.  His fathe>-.  'fbnmas  Linooln, '"""''""d m Kwwcky  uut•l  181  ,  w >en 

,\eb  aud  fe,tile  foc"t  emmt>·y  nes>"  Little  Pigeon  Crnek,  not  fa,  drntan 

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.  1  d  to  remove  to  the  still  newer  cvuutry  rJf  Indiana,  and  ettlerl  in  a 
th  Oh"  R>  r  The  family  suffered  from  disea~es incident to  pioneer lift::, 
e  ""' ve 
Thoin,'l"  Li·ncoln,  while on a visit to Kentucky,  111arried a  worthy,  iudustrious and intelligent ·~idow· 

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and 11r'.  Lincoln died  in  1818  at  the  age  oft nrty- ve. 
u,med  Snrnh  Bush  Jnh•rnton.  Sh•"" 
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woman  of  admi.-uble 

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'""" y of  the eomfo>"" of  oi <ili<0d  Ji fo.  Tho noigh bo•·hood  "" one of  tho •·on gh"'· 

'f ho  P,e8i dent  o neo  e&id  of  it •  "  It wa>  a  u i 1'l  "gion,  with  many  b'3 ro 

end.  othe.- wild  "'"""le "ill in the woods,  and them""'  some  eohoola,  w  c.ilod;  but no qualification  wo; ernc coquiced  of  a  teachet  beyond  mdiu',  writiu' 

and  ciphecin" '°  the  •·nle  of  thcoo.  The>~"" absolutely  nothing to excite ambitioo lot ednoation.  '  IM iu apito of this the boy  Ab,.bam  wade  the  he>t U"8 

of tho hmi«d  oppm-tuniti"  affm·ded  him.  and learned  all  that the half-educated  baokwoods  teacbec  eonld  impact;  and  Lesid<' this he cead  om and  onr •ll 

bnsioe" oap"ity to  be imMted with a cacgo  of la'm pcodocts,  whieh  he took to"'" Odoan• and  rnld. 

In 1830 1"• lathec  omigrated  once  mom-to ~!aeon 

County, !11.  Lincoln  h"'1  b•·  this time attained hie  ertcao,dinacy ataturn of six feet lone inehe>,  and with  it  enormona  mneonlac  mength, which wao at one< 

put at  the  dispo"'l  of  his  fathe>·  io  building  bia  oabin,  olea.-iug  the  field  and splitting  frnm  tbe walnut  lo"'"· which nm  plentiful  in  that  comm;·,  the 

Thomas Lincoln,  howernr,  soon  deserted  this  new  home,  bis  last  emigration  bei11g  to Goo~ S  bt: Prairie,  in  Cole;.:: 

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ri!ils  with  1'hich  the  farm  was  fenced. 
County, \rbere  he  died  in 1851.  sernnty-three '·ears of age. 

In  bis  last  da>. s  he ~as tende1·l_r  car·ed  fol'  b.r b1·"  ;o,on. 
as  soon as the fann  was  fenced  ant1  cleared.  hired  himself  to  a  man  named  Denton  Offutt  in San<Tamon Count~  a--

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for  the  s~.:e  of  gen2ra1  mPrPliam1i::;e.  Liale 

him  to  -:\ew  Orleans  on  a  trading  .-oyage.  anJ  rernrneJ  witl1  him  to );"ew  Salem_.  wilere  Offntt  opened  o  Rtor·e 
was  accomplished  in  this way, and Lincoln employed  bis too-abundant leisure in  constant  reading  and  "t"ld~..  H 

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E1.glish grammar.  and  made  a  beginning in  the stud.• of 

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sur>eymg  am  t  e  principles  of  la"·· 

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e  learned  during  this  time  ~he e]e!~er1ts  07. 

Bnt  the  nexr;  year an Indian  \\Ur  Leg-an,  occ:..Eionetl  by :he 

return  of  Black Uawk with his band  of  Sacs  and  Fox:eio  from  Iowa  ro  Illinois. 

immediately elected  captain. 

His  company  "\>as  organized  at.  Richland,  _-1._pril  ;21st,  183:2  :  but  bis 

Lincoln >olunteered  in  a  company raise<l  in  ~anvamon C'uu"-

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s.enice  in  command  of  ir.  ~a.°'  :::rie:. : or  ir w:i.s  mu.s~ered 

immeuiate y re-en  isre  as a  nri\·1te  and  -er,ed  f 

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commandet1Fort1'nmter  ai:  the  beginning of The  Ci>il \\ar. 

He  ·- '1E  appointed  posrma.ster of  ~ew Sa~t-m in 
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he"~ uppouued deputy  to  J ohn Calhoun.  the  eonnt>  ""'"'"'. ·ml 1 ·, 
wa" re-Ple,...-~,  .  1 "'"  1  ·3~ 

t-.Ju.  ~  ·  ai.d  1  ±0.  after  which he  deer 

unr-e,erwtlly  to the btud_,  of  la1Y  and l'ol1.t1·,,;:..  H 

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Peter L\1rt 1\·right. 

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'J'HB  SIXTH  HEOJMENT 

()I<'  ~L\HHACHUHETTH  VOLUN'PBEHH  LEAVlNU 

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'Pho1111rmrls  of  Mtriotic  citizens  fill<·rl  evory  available  space  in  tho  big  railroad  station  in  Jersey  City  whon  tho  Sixth  Ikgirnent  of  l\fassnc1rnscLts 

after  march!ng  thro11_gh  the  str~·rts  of  New  York._ 
ns  tho  regirncnt  whrnh,  upfln  its  arnval  111  Haltunore,  Wllf!  sto1w1l  and  shot  at  hy  i~  mob  of  Sontlrnrn  rnc11  who  1tttetnptod  to  atC>p  its  progr<•Rs  to  \\ u  h111glo11. 

'l'hc  people  cnthuaiasLically  cheered  the  soldiers  and  wished  them  I\  f!ttfo  journey  ~B  tlwy  bo1w<lml 

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CORTLAKDT  STREET  ON 

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From  the  moment  i~  became  known  that  the  pet· regiment  of  New York.'  the  g-a~lant  Seventh,  was  to  be  the  first  body  of  citizen soldiers  to leave  the  city  for  the  wiu·  the excitement  1u11011g  tlh·  p1·••ple  was  i1  tll'~.  Earl)  Oil  th 

· i(\Udug  of  April  I!)th,  1861,  there  was  nn  ext~1ionl i nary  excite111c•n t  .i n  the  c 1 ty.  W 1 ndowti  along  t.he  whole  Ii no  of  march  were  taken  posses  ion  of,  and  gron ps  of  pt.'oplo  accn mn ltited  on  the stoop  of  hon<;'·"  :\1111  nt  th1  e  rn  1 
onrry street.  Deafening cheers greeted  the soldiers evervwhere.  Dunug a  Lemporary  halt a  veueru.ble  man  rushecl  in  front  of the staff.  n.nd  cried  ont:  "Clod  1'\ess  \·nn.  bn.r<;  !  Do yonr dnh·-tt~ht for  Y•"•:·  tl  I'!'!" 

THE  rHmMA  •  J<;<HltrnN'r,  8TEUREN  VOLTJN'I'EEHS,  UOJJ  JOHN  E  BENDIX  COMMANDING,  RECEIVING  'rHE  Al\lElUUAN  AND  t:>'rEUBEN  FLAGS  IN  FRONT  Oli'  Tim  OT'T'Y  fl,\1,f,, 

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cm,th  (•  tcub'rn)  Uc>gim<>nt,  comman<lr<1  hv  Colonel  Brndix,  sailed  for  Fortress  Mo1iroe  on  .Mav  25th,  1861.  Previous  to  thrir  doparture  thev  received  n  \1Pn11t ifol  hnnncr . 
.J  which  ln  pre  entc<l  by  Mis  B<>rtlia  K1tpff.  <l1111ghter  of  tl10  Lientrnant  Colonel.  Afterward  they  ha<l  another  flag  presented  to  them  at  the  City  IIo.11  by  Jndge  Daly,  who  mnd 

It  was  one  of  the  moRt,  efficient  rrgime11ts  in  the  service. 

b  wus  nthu  iMtically  rN:r•i\'(•<l. 

'I'lw  rrgimrnt  was  composcu  oi  850  men. 

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On  June  1st,  1861,  there  was  a  smart  skirmish  between  B  Company,  U.S. Dtagoons,  under  Lieutenant Tompkins,  and  a  body  of  1,500  Oonfederates,  at  Fairfax  Courthouse,  Va.  The  Fedm a\  cavalry 
meeting with  a  brisk  fire  from  houses on  both sides of  the street and  from  all  quarters of  the town.  Lieutenant Tompkins's horse was shot  under him,  and  falling  bene;ith  the  animal,  he  sprained  his  ankle. 
inclosed  b_v  the  Confederates  for a  short  time  Lieutenant 'rompkins  aud  his  men  fought  their way  out,  taking with  them  seventeen  prisoners. 

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lOTa,  1  61. 

The  Federal  troops,  on  a:-;iving  at  Great  Bethel,  ~une lO~h, 1861.  found  the  Confederates  in  great  force  under  Colonel  Magruder,  nd  po~ted behind  batteries  ?f  heavy  gun  .  The  fir  t  intimation  they had  of  the  p 
o~  the  enemy  was  a  heavx  fir~:  After  ?ravel~ standmg  their  ground_  aud  su?ceeding  in  slacking  the  e:iemy's  fire,  they  w~re  orde  ed  ~o retreat  by  General  Pierce.  A  lrnmb~r of  gallant· officer·  "  re  killed  among 
Llflutenant  Greble  and  }faJor  \\ mthrop.  The  .Federal  troops  retreated  m  splendid  order. 

'fhe  cause  of  their  defeat was  explamed  by  t.  e  mcompeteucy  of  Genem\  Pierce. 

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General  Schenck  and  fou~  ?ompanies  of  the  First  Ohio  Regiment  were  appr.oaching  Vienna,  Va.,  on  .June  17th,  J861,  by  ra.ilroacl,  when,  on  Lurni111(  11 cnrvo,  thoy  wnro  tirt>tl  upon  hy  11111 Hkl"i  bnt.foru 

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1fiells,  round  shot  and  grape,  k11lmg  and  woun<lJng  tlie  men  on  the  platform  and  in  the  cars  bcforn  the  train  conlcl  bo  BLoppo<l. 
left  tLc  can  and  rr:tired  through  the  woods. 

'l'hey  retreated  slowly,  bearing  off  Lhe  wou11rl<·d  uhouL  fiv e  rnil es  away,  wliere  thoy  rwul H  ;t  ~land ,  u.w1~iLi11g  l'IHl11fo1·1·1·nwnt 11. 

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l\fAJOR  GENERAL  J'IIcD0WELJ;,  A.ID  THE  CONFEDERATE.  AlULY.  r~DEH  GE  l  l:AL~  .lOH.·, TO .•  A  ll  1m  l'l n.  HD, 

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.JULY  2lsT,  1861-ADVA...~CE  OF  THE  FEDERAL  TROOPS. 

Th"  fir  t  uattle  of  Bu II  Hun  was  fought  011  Ju Iv  21st,  1861. 

It  .·esulted  in  a  lo~s  on  the  Federal  side  of  481  killed,  1,011  won nded  and  1,-HiO  missiug. 

in  a<>'rou  and  resen•e,  nnmhered  over  40.000  men,  whil~  the  Fe.ileral  force  in  action  was  abont  .35,000  .  Althongh  the  Confotlerates  won  a  g1eat  victory.  thev  were  in  110  co11diti011 
lr:vl  thPI'  done  0  thPI'  mighr.  have  <'onrert£·d  11  l'f>nlllse  into  a  d1Rastrons  anrl  total  defeat.  Onr  11Justrat1011  shows  the  Fedeml  trnops  1uhan~ing- 011 

tho  enemy's  Jin<'.'. 

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\T  THE  BATTLE  OF  WILSON'S  CREEK,  NEAR  SPRINGFIELD,  MO.,  AUGLST 

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The  battle  of  Wilson's  Creek .• Uo.,  was  fought August  10th 

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'l'hc  Firgt  Iowa  HC'~irnent  r~11m•ialty 
distinguished  itself.  Under  the  leadership  of  General  Lyon  tl;e  men  niade  a  g_allant  cbarg~  upon  superior  n:.mbers.  Although  wonnded  in  the  head  and  leg  an<l  his  horse  killed,  General  LJon  quickly  111ouutt:~  :ltluth  r 
horse  and  cla.hP.<l  to  the  front  of  his  regimeut. 

lie  wa~ among  the  first  to  be  killed.  At  tins  battle  the  l1'nion  loss  was  1.235  and  the  Confeuernte  1 .O!l.i 

It  was  a  bloociy  conflict  between  5,200  .l!'ecierals  and  22,000  Confederates,  and  rcsult.etl  in  a  victory  for  lho  latter. 

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'1EXERAL  1'EGLE)'8  l'EN:\8YLVANIA  llHI<tA.DE  (77TH,  7RTH  A~D 7!l'l'H  HEOJ11IF7''l'S,  PEN  'RYJ,YA  'IA  roi.e.·'I'EEH8),  F ... •  HOl 'l'T1•  FOi' 

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Co  ond  Ilnrnhrigb~; Sew•nty-dghth,  Colonel  Stambro11gh;  SevPnty-ninth,  Colonrl  Sewall. 
ther  gn  t  T robab1Wy  of  the  Confederate  ~roopa  making  that  State  n.  cam1iing  "'ronncl  during  th(I  wintr•r.  if  not  1lrh'P11  nut  by  t.h  FP1lPralR. 

'l'hese  regimrnts  wr>n•  diRpnt1•h<>1l  in  l'i 

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to  aid  Lhe  F(!rleral  soldiers  in  the  Sonlb.  The  number  of  solclicrs  shipped  in  the  three  vessels  was  858.  The  nccommodatinns  on  each  of  the  ships  wero  very  poor. 

"MOVEMENT  OF  TROOPS  FROU  THE  COLLINS  LINE  DOCK,  CANAL  STREET,  :KEW  YORK. 

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'!'hr  ahflvt1  pir:turr;  represents  !l  sm;1JJ  party  of  Vcdernl  cavalry  scouting  in  the  vicinity  of  Falls  Church,  which  was  the  i:cene  just.  bcfoio  o!  a  shorL  but  unfortmrnlo  Hkirmish 

in  \1hich  thirty  l 1·cl1•ril  Ir•  p 

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:1L  dii1crcmt  times,  were  killed  by  thus  venturing  into  dangerous  places  of  this  kind. 

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L""XITED  STATES  ARSENAL  AT  CHARLESTON,  S.  C.,  SEIZED  BY  THB  STATE  AUTHORITIBS,  DECEMBER  28w,  18GO. 

'!'he  gallant  hanrl  of  Co11 fcrleratos  known  as  tho  Abbevillo  Volunteers  was  composed  of  a  hnndretl  o(  the  wealthiest  citizens  of  the  <listrict.  A  nurn ber  of  th om  worn  nccompaniC'1l  hy  their  n 

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foxican  War,  and  was  severel7 
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-ucceeiled  by,  herman  011  October 17th. 

uirwrl  force.:;  moved  the  enemy  retreated  rapidly  upon  C'onnth. 

l  he  loss  rn  Sherman s  d!Vlsion  was  ~.034. 

It  co11,i,;ted  of  six  divisions,  ~f  which  Sherman  was  rn  command  of  the  fifth. 

( reueral  ,  herman,  born  in  Lanca  ter,  Ohio,  Febrnary  8th,  18.20;  died  in  New York  city,  Febrnary  14th,  1  91.  He was  crraduated  from  the  United 
"'tale-;  .\I 1'1tary  Academy  in  1  40,  aml  commissioned  as  a  second  lieutenant  in  the  Third  Artillery.  When  the  Mexican  war  be"'an  in  1  ±6  be  was  sent 

11  ith  troop,;  around  Cape  IIorn  to  C11.lifnrnia,  where  he  acted  as  adjutant  general  to  General  Stephen  W.  Kearney,  Colonel  M: od and  Ge~eral  Per  ifer 
F .. 'mith.  neturning.  in  1850,  to  Washington,  he  was  appointerl  a  captain  in  the  Commissary  Department,  September  2d,  1850,  and  ent  to  St.  Louis 
an<l  X ew  Orleans. 
, .-eeing  littla  prospect  of  r:r?motion  a1H1  small  opportunity for  his  talents  in  the  army in  times  of  peace,  he  re  igned  his  commission, 
\\'l~e11  the  clonds  of  c1v~l  'Yar  began  to  darken.  ov.er  the  ~and  he  was  among  the,, first  to  tencler  his  sword  for  the  country' 
eptf>mber  Gth,  1  53. 
clefen  P,  and  wa 
commISdOllecl  colonel  of  the  rh1rteenth  Infantrv.  with  mstrnctions to report to General  Scott  at  Washrngton.  On Augu  t  3d.  1  61,  he 
was  rnarle  a  brtgwlier  general  of  volunteers,  to  date  from  1\Iay  17th,  and  on  August  28th  he  was  sent  from  the  Army  of  the  Potomac  to  be  econtl  in 
commaud  to  C;eneral  Robert Anderson,  in  Kentucky.  On  accom:t  of  broken health,  GenernJ  Anderson  soon  asked  to  be  relieved  from  the  command 
Ile  was  relieved  from  his  command  by  General  Buell  on  November  12th,  and  ordered  to  report  t( 
and  he  wa 
(~eneral  Halleck,  commanrli11g  the  Department  of  the West ..  He  was  placed  m  comi:iiand  of Benton  Barracks.  At  this  time  General  Grant wa 
in  com(cid:173)
mand  of  Le  force  to  morn  on  :Forts  Henry  and  Do~elRon 111  F~bruary,  1862,  am~ Jnst  after  the  capture  of  these  strongholds  Shernrnn  wa  a 
ignetl  tc, 
the  Arrnv  of  the  Te11nes  ee. 
'biloh,  or  Pittsburg  Land(cid:173)
in!! .• \  pi~il  (jt] 1  and  1th,  ,  l1erma11' ·  rnen  were  posted  at  ~h1loh  Church,  a~1rl  the  en~my was  so  strong  that  all  the  detachment  were  hotly  engaged,  tllld 
\\'lien  the  Army  of  the  Oh10  ca1~1e  np,, ~l n nng  the  mg ht,  \l rn11 t b_ad  already  onleretl  hernrnn  to  ad vtince,  and  when  the 
hermaa  eneil  a  a  ]ii mt. 
Ire  wn  wounded  in  the  hand  but  1lid 
" 
~1~; 1  leave  the  fielcl,  a11d  he  rich!~  clesenecl  tl1e  praise  of  \1ener~tl  Chant  in  his  official  repo_rt:  "I feel  it  a  duty  ~o  a  gallant  and  able  ofti<'er.  'nrigadif>r 
(,  •neral  .  lierma11.  to  make  m~nt1on.  Ile  was  not  only  with  his  command  clnr111g  the  entire  two  da.~s  of  the  act1011,  bnt  di·played  great  jndgmerit  n1111 
-kill  i·i  ·:ie  management  of  111s  men.  Although  severely  wounded,  ltl 
the  hand  on  the  01:st  day,  his  place  wa·  never  vacant."  _\m1  again:  "To  Ill!> 
iurliviclnal  efforts  I  am  inclebtecl  for  the  ~uccess of  th~t  ba~tle."  Sherman  was  1!1ade  a  maJor  general  of  vol_nn.t  er  ,  to  date  from  ~lay  1  t.,  L'fj·!.  Un 
.f 11  c  !J  Ji  Ji ..  wa,  orrlere<l  to  r; ran<l  .Jn nctwn,  a  strategIC  porn t,  where  the  ~Iemph1s and  Charleston  and  the ..\f iss1;;  i ppi  ('ell trnl  Hai !road,  meet. 
\I l'mplus 
c:cneral  Halleck.  having  hf>en 
a -
made  :!•  1 eral-iu-l'liief  of  the  armies  of  the 
11 
0 
\\et ri  arrnie  having  advanced  to 

P  01  I ·r 1] 
'l'he 
to 
i.!  tllHI  Lll  Mi  ,i~  ippi  Hirf'r. 
\-ick-burg was  capturerl  on ·!uly 4th,  186.J,  thereby open.mg  the  ..\f~  s1  • _ippi  ancl  fu~ly ae1·omplishi11~ th  ori~in1d  11111  po;;P. 
TIJ  hi  brilh:lllt  campaign  General  .. hPrrna11  was  m.o~t  act1ye1 ~ncl  therefore_ w~s.apporn.toc1  a  lmgatlior  general  Ill  t.he  rPgular  army.  On  _\fareh  1·!th, 
1  ~1-, 
111  a  ll•lter  of  \l11n·h 
J  1,  1  1 ~.  r, ran  acknowledged  to  ,  J1ernia11  his  great  grat1tucle  fo1  _the  co;o11e1.at1on  a1'.<l  ~kill  wl11cli  so  _largel,r  r•o11tn.h11tc·cl  to  l11s  01111  wc1·  s,  1.rnc1.  011 
,  1  lil,  'h•:rma 11  reci·ivr:cl  the  thanks  of  Congress.  for  In~  A~rv1ces  111  ~ho  ( lmtta11ooga  cnrnpa1g11.  Un 
f e Jr 
pnl  10th  Slwrma11  n·c c·1ved  Ill'  h11al 
'l'.!H'  enpt.11r  or  ,'nvn11~11d~  0011 
n  ar  a  r.rJ  meed  in  a  brirf  ]r·tter  to  l'res1drnt  Llllcol.n_  the·  O\ac1:_at10n  of  the  city.  ",!  beg  to  pre  1·11t  you,  he  wntc  '.  "n_·  a  (  hn  turn 
His  ar1ny  Juul  marched  :mo  1111)  'R  rn  twcnty-fo111 
of 
llH  { 11it<'<l  Swtes  army.  and  011  .fonunr•  10th,  I  fii>.  Ii· 
t  e  hPart  <t'r 
th  rk  of  Oon;n.,~ -!dr  Jiis  "trfumplial  march." 
'atk_i·lutt?hi«  sw11mp,.lla11k  ti 
ornpe  ]PI  1 
11  hPn  Ill'  met  , chofrnld,  M1irch  21th,  n 
· n 

1  mar  wa  as  igur:tl  to  the  eornnia11rl  ~f  the  rnilital_'Y  rl1v1s10.n  o.f  the  l\J1.!:si.ssipp1,  WJtl~  te1111!omry  lteaclq11nrtc·rs  ·~t  >;a Rhvillf>: 

\llth  l!fJ  Jwavv  ''UllS  plenty  of  amm11111t1on,  an<l  ~.),000  bal1>s  of  cotto11. 

r1in)  On  1\ 11'Z-11 -t 1 ]~th  he  harl  br(,11  uppni11tc•rl  maj11r  g-1·111·ral 

i11 

niter]  States,  Grant  was,  on  Jnly  loth,  appo1r1ted  to  co_mn1:rn<1  the  llf>partme11 t  of  tlw  Tcnne.  ·1·c.  llllll  h1 

lrraut  to  move  again ·t  Atlanta,  which.  cnlrnrn.ated  !11  its  erncna~1011  by  tlie  _r11e my  011  !-leptemlwr  )Rt. 

hPrrnan  to  ,\Iem phis,  w Ii irh  had  been  capture~  Ly  the  nat 1oual  fiot.i Ila .. J 11 ne  Gth,  with  rnstrnctio11. 

tlie  line  of  the  :\fempl11s  ancl  C'liarle~ton  Ha!lroatl,  ~he  next  _st~p.was  to  captnrc·  \i•kJrnrg  an1l 

thl'n·h1  opl'!1 

to  repair  th~  ~ormer road,  and  to  gnarrl  then:  both  a1~d  keep  them  in  rnnning  order. 

,·1icr111a1:  left,~arnur1ah  in  Fc·lm1ary.,r11()rncl 

the  _1, ;h. 

I h<'ncc  he  rnovecl  011  Lold1:1Loro, 

c~aC'na ion  and  entered  Columbus  011 

0  b 

ci  11 ew  ba"e.  He  wa 

1 

1
f 

1 

1 rah 

Jahn  0 

' 

rr,.ndn  to  hf'rrnan  folio  vecl  on  April  2fith. 
:J!J 

thro11•li 

tile 

In  the  battle  of 

t 0  put  it  i 11 

11  .'tate  of  cleff>n•e. 

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tl10  ()onft'llC\rnlt'a  fl!ing  8 1\~)~  nn tl  ru shlHl  ''1'  tlw  slt.l}lll  tllll'  tho  l11ll 

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'l'h,•  1-'nh'f:ll  t""'I'" iln1p1-.~I ~at •. tu '~Ju~· nil  o  ""  th hill 

,\ as  •kiru  heN, 

'l'h,  tli;hl  now  T  'c  prom"c 

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A "'l' ;mP'!•ta.nO  ta.to•  ;n  the  bombo~dmenO  o!  Fo,t  Smnt"  W8'  an  ;m"'"'" floaUng  batte,y,  which  d;<l  off.,foe  wo'k  in  the  silencing  o!  !h 

U.ttery;  bat  whrle  1t  was  strnck  fifteen  or  erghteeu  trmes,  not  the  slightest  imp1·eesion  was  made  npon  itR  iron-cased  sid~s. 

'°''" gnne.  ""i"' An•!,.,  on  •ti' ""' m  •)  o!  l•• 

SCEXE  OX  THE  FLOATING  BATTERY,  CHARLESTON  HARBOR,  DURI  G  THE  BOMBUW:\IE'XT  OF 

:f'Ol '1'  Rll. l'l'l:H 

THE  AT'.l'ACK  UPON  TUE  HA'l'fEltllif:l  A'r 

'rHE  ENTHANCE  OF  ACQUIA  CHEEK,  PO'l'OlliAC  RIVEH,  BY 

'.!.'HE  UNITED  STA'fES  VESSELS  "PAW  EE,"  "YANI.:EE."  "'['110111,\~  Fmm11on 

"AN ACOSTA"  AND  "RESOLUTE,"  JUNE 

ls'!',  1861. 

On  May  31st  Uaplain  Ward 

hours'  fight,  1111ccM:<k1l  in  silenci1~g  the  batteries  at  Lhe  lunding;  buL,  for  want  of  long-rn.nge  ammuniLion,  could  not  effectually  ;·oaponcl  to  the  heavy  Ciro  front  Ll;o  heights,  and  so  hncl  to  wiLlulrnw. 
with  :L<lcl1t1onal  1,irl  fnirn  the  }Jaw1u'e  ancl  Yankee,  Lhe  aLtack  wus  resumed,  and  the  baLLencs  were  at  last silenced  and  the  Confederates  compelled  t.o  rcLreaL. 

in  cornm1incl  on  borircl  of  the  'l'homas  Freeborn,  and  aaaisLed  by  Lwo  more  of  hi s  gnnboats  Lhe  R esolute  and 

the  Anacosln  began 

the  attnck  on  the  Oonfedorutt'  hattNil'8:  nnd  a{tor  n  two 
'l'ho  folloinng  iby.  hOll'lVOr, 

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ENGAGEl\IE~'l'  AT  HEAUNGTON.  YA.,  DE'lWEl:N  ()llJO  A?\l>  JNJ>JANA  HE(l]l\!F  ·•rs 

.A?\1>  A  J>LTACBl\11'.NT  Ol:' 

(;J'.01!(;1.\  'l'HOOl'~. 

On  .July  8tl1,  18Gl,  from  a  high  )Jill 

in 

!11(:  T1f'ighbr1rl1oocl  of  Bf'11lii1gt?11,  .two  large  l1odil,B  of  troopR  Wl'l'P  ~r·cn  m11rchi11g  onL  of  thl'  ('n11fp1l<'ra!o  camp. 

'l'lu•v  11•hr111rt•d  11111l1•r  nl\1 r 

m1  I Pr 
~11t.  11rwthrr  \O\l<y  nail  IK\tml  sh,.Jls  into  tho  wood,  whirh  1li1l  sci  111111:h  rxC'r11tion  ni11ong  thP  ('nnf1><],.1·af!'t1  tli11t  the  o!li1•,.r11  cnul<l  no~ rally  thl'rll. 

'l'h1•  <'"11f11)1•mtc  rin:ulry  tlu·11  app1·1m·1l,  11111]  the  sk1rm1shrrs  rctrf'ntc>d.  "·hen  th"  F1·dPrnl  rPi.dnH•nts  thrl'w  a  ro11ple  of  i;lu·ll 

ru  hPtl  nt  th •m. 

into  till'  midst.·  of  lh•·  •'ll'  Ir:.  who  nt  "" 

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0  mm  ry  ··••nfaatfon  ""'"'g "'  Wa<  ........ ,. b61ifont  than  ""  hicago  z .......  ('•dot,,  WUh  •h•fr  '"iking  •nd  ••y  •milonn  :  '"··fr  flo«·ing  rod  Pnnt  ; . •.heir  j  ""'."  rim  ...  r  I 

1,i,,.  j <  k •  •  with  ron  ol  mall,  na<klin,  button,,  and  the  light-blue  ehirt  b  noath. 

In  all  th  ;, 0<olutiou 

in• •  nd  h•  I 

tho  Zoua,.  di  pfo,red  g' at  pr 

'·101>. 

;  th  ir  I  ""  r  d 

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THE  HAIJ.J:IJ,\])  B.\T'J EHY 

l'IWTECTJ:\n 

\\"(l]{K)IEX  ox  THE 

l'HIL.\lJELl'lll.\, 

\\lJ,;\Il).C:To.  ' 

.\:\V  H.\LTJ:\Wl:l: 

.\:\l>  Olllll 

lt.\JJ.J:<1AIJ. 

This  rrmark  ble  railroad  !Jattery  wa 

!Juilt  of  !mlr-inch  b?~lflr  iron.  anrl  ~rn.s  pr?rif.  ai:ain  t 

th<>  .b"st  ri~PS_  at  any  <li:;taricc.  The  sidl's  lm<l  Gfty  rifle  holrs.  an<l  at  one  encl  wn  a  ;! 1-)'0U!Hh•r  ('a1111011,  11  hich  mon•tl  on 

pt~ 
r  for  th  m 

..n\.b  a 

n  carriai?e  comi Jr• 

• 

It accommodated  sixty  mlll. 

I he  rar  Will!  lJ11ilt  to  ·'-"E1 t  worknwn  111  rC'lrnil<lmg  the  bri<lgcs  between  Harre  de  t:i-11cl'  an•!  Haltinwrc'. 

.\t  night  it  ,,., 

11E11I 

n  b  rth  nd  Ull1'\i 

RESCUE  OF 

:MAJOR  REYNOLDS'S  BATTALION  OF  111ARINES  FlWi\I  THE  FOUNDERING  STEA1\ill.R 

''GOVERNOR. " 

While  beiug  used  as  a  transport,  off  Cape  Hatteras,  November  2d,  1861,  the  steamer  Governor,  Commander  Phillips,  foundered  in  the  rough 
the  Sabine.  The  Govi:rnor  was  a 

sea.  Those  on  board,  a  battalion  of  marines  under  Major  Reynolds,  were 
sidewheel  steamer  of  650  tons  burden.  She  was  built  in  New  York  city  in  1846,  and  was  originally  intended  for  river  navigation. 

transferred  with  great  difficulty  to 

EXPLOSION  OF  A  SUELL 

I 

a·  1 

l 

i'ew  inciden!Js  in  t  10  war 

1sp  aycc  more  cour:v•o  and  coolness  th 
Niagara,  in  burning  the  Oonfcclcrale  bzig- .Nonsuch  ~enr New  O .1 
Niagara,  when  a  shell  struck  tho  boat,  throwing  two  of  the  om~:an~. 

OP 

'l'lm  UNI'rRD  STA'J'EH  HTEA11LER 

" 

un  the  acti~u  of  Fog  Bontswniu  A  \\ 

tt!ter  setting  the  vessel  011  firo  tl·1  I' ~omo1 roy:  of  th1' 

nitl•<l  :::;t.  tis  frignt . 
rs  in  Arn  watc1.  The  men  were  Sl\Yod  by'l!ccra  n1lors  \\orl•  pnlling  b:1ck  to  tltt> 
n  cuttor  dis111itch  d  from  the  .Viagara. 

.., 

"'l \ C:,\ TIA."  XOYEMBF.H 

:1i•.  1 ·m. 

MA.JOR  a:r,:r:rn:HAL  GEORGE  B.  McCLELLAN. 

Gcnernl 

rc<'lellau,  born  in  Phil:vlclphia, .Pa.,  .l> ecemb~r. 3<l,  182G;  died  in  Orange,  N:  J.,  October  ~9th:, 1885. 

II~, was  graclnatcd  from  tho  Uni· 
ri>r  itv of  l'l'lll1'\"lrnnia  in  184:!;  from  the  "Gnited  States  .>l1l1tary Academy,  Ju~y 1st, 184~, m  tho, class  w1t~1  . Stonewall 
Jacks? n,  ·!~sse  L.  Ilene!,  1~11cl 
o•hcrs  who  srtl;·equentlr beParnc  <li ,tincrui,Jied;  was  appo111lecl  brerct  seconc1  lieutenan t  in  the  Corps  of  hngrneers,  ancl  won  l11s  mil1tar.v  11pnrH  m  tho 
l  xi~n  ar.  F or  ~nll:;n try  at  Vera  ('~m;. ('crro. Gordo,  C?ntreras,  C!rnnil~t~sco?  .Molino  clel  Rey  and  Chapultepec,  l~o wo~  l.ho  l>rev?t  o[  first  li<.:ulcnnnt 
Il e  after ward  practier·<l  hi~  profe.s1on  of  eng111C>cr,  and  rn  l 8o:J,.v1s1tod  R_u~·ope  as  a  member  of  a  s_roc1al  m1Hs1on  .to  vie\~  anrl  report  upon 
. nd  c  p  in. 
.At  the  011tl_ircak  of  the  Rebellw!1  he  reJ.Olllecl  tho  arm~ (from  w)11ch  ho  lia<l  resigned  rn  1857),  aml  wus 
thr'  mililarv  operations  of  1 hn  Cri rni•:m  war. 
the.  ~ lli~ocl .  8Li~tn;1  Army. 
rommi 

in  Iii  "r.  t  Yirginm  Campaign,  he  11·11~  g11Pn  < omman<l  o~  tho  D epar~mcn.t o~ Washmgto~1  an1l  hluitcrn  V1rglnrn  111  July,  18Gl, 

.ImrncrlmtPly  n.r~erw~rd  President  Lmcoln  macle  lnrn  a  ~naJor  gcnern,1  in 

ioi.ed  major  ~•!ncrnl  of.  Ohi~ v~11t.lllkors. 

orn g  in,  nt  ucce 

of  h  "L"nitcd  .  ate .  He  was  rcl icre1l  of 

iii y.  bn  wa.  n~1 "'luen  ly 11 
11rt 

tha'l  a  mon  h  la  _r  lie  wns  mml<:  cornmanrler  of  th11  ~)ep::rtmcnt  of  tho~ l  olomac. 

a  d  Jr 
nd  by O  ol  r  l:ith .  h_  had  prepa n·cl  for  nctio11  an  army  o~ 1.>:l,0;>1  men_. 
th  nrmi 

JI 1s  ak111  111  ?rgan 1zal1011  now  fo11nt1  a<l van tagNn1s  (·.·wrc:is<~ ; 
fn  :Norernher  ho  succccclccl  L1?11tena11t  01'nrrnl  Scott  in  lhe  com 111111Hl  of  all 
tin.  cornmancl  111  March,  18G2,  tho  chargc•s  ngatnkt  him  bein g  lack  of  firmn cRfl  trn1l  <:xt•c nlivo 
ig11cc1  to.  the  co111rna1J1l. of  the  Anny of. the  Pot?1.11nc,  whic!1. he  hac1  l.argcl.Y cr~atccl.  Jn  ~he Pc11i nsu lur  emu paign  1rncl  in 
ralw ,  th e  pn  c s1nn  of many arlr111'.11hlo  1111ltlary  'lll?l1lt~s,  he  failPd  111  111s  nndcrt11k111gH,  tt~  n ,, lioJ1:,  tllld  11cver  im<:-
!'re  iilcut  Lincolu.  howe1·1·r,  rc·t:~inci1  confi<lenco  in  lnm,  unrl  after  lho  <lcfPat  o(  <lc·11Nal  ]'f>J•P,  in  J\ii~ust,  1 8(j~ , 
l  in  rom mnn<l  at  \\'a  lii11!!:lon .  Ho  nr~:m 1irrl, tho  fore~·s  ihcrr,  an cl.  follow('(!  (; Pnernl  Lee  i 11 to  ~1 arylallfl,  w hC'rn  tJu·  halt.lr•s 
J,n t  tho  nclory or J\nl11:ta 111  was  not  pr<>lllplly  f11llow1·rl  11p;  (lm wri 11 ~lc<Jli·l ltm'll 
·r1v1·mher  hi11  <:01n1r111111\  Wllfl  tmne· 
.Embittered  by tl1e  !t.clmg  that  he  had  lwcn  m1sumlcrstoo<l  u.ud  unfairly  trou.tod,  (lr:11er1~l  .McUloll1.u1  r<.:tired  from  tho  army. 

o  ina  irit?  \' r"'ir;n.Cll1.  d  gr  at  di  ~tis faetio11,  which  was  et.rongly  roprc;;cniccl  in .CrmgrPss;  11n<l  in 
ral  B  rn 

l 
Jo  nt  n anl Ari•  m were  fought,  ept ·rnh1·r  11th  anil  11th. 

1  m  r  n  u  ~  hi 
ral 

I  ~ 

m  ~ 1m  1a,  wl1il 

,J  •mon 

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r~putation. 

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'1'1111 rtrff'llfll  ut  l111Jp1·r'"'  Tf111ry  O<llll.tdno1l 

IL  lf\rgo  q111\11t.il.y  or  lllllOlii11ory  1mcl  ILrll'lf! 

of  11111  ''l'l"''"''li  ,,,  1111  nv«rwlwlrnmg  fot'fl(l  or  <11J11forloml.11H,  1111dor 
Lic111 l.c1111111  I,  .J ll110~  1rn tl 
\1111ldi Ill( ,  whi1 ·li  Wll  11oon  IL 
hi 
lo  1111•  nlt1l1  11r  1•1111l1d11, 

.. 111111111:1,  111ul  pn1111ol1 ,1I 

f)lllllll  11r  f11UJl!IH. 

J11•lioi•111 11 

111111 

it1Hl.1'11C1l.l1111R  from  Lhn  <lnvflrllOI'  or  V1rgini11  t.n  Hoi;i:o  1,1111 
li iH  1111111  Llillll  flotl 

t.lu1  PoL01111L<1 

l"IHLOliod 

llOl'OllH 

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111111  WILR  g111TiH011!1!l  hv  IL  Rnt1dl  1lni.11(lh111011t.  or  U11ilnil  8t11lc1H  Hill<•H,  undn~  tho  l:OllHlllLIHl  of  Lil'tl1~11:111t  Hnp; l'I'  .7(\\111. . 

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U<>l<rni:I  Wilson  was  among  tho  fir~t  ~o  offer  hi s  ~Qn·icl•s  lo  the  government  on  the. breakin g  .out  of  the  war. 

'l'he  rcgirr1<·nt  was  f<ll"tto;;.!ly  mustered  in  !1_1 
~ in  tbfJ  oth,,r,  Jed 

tli11  men  into  swf'cr•ng  to 

the  0!.d  'J arnmany  TI all,  and  there,  on  .Apnl  24th~  with  the  men  arrange<i  around  the  room,  with  tho  offi ce rs  in  tlrn  cent re,  Lho  co lorn11.  with  n  sword  in  01w  hun1l  m11\  tlw 

Ile  recruited  a  reg iment. of  nearly  twelve  hund red  men  from  tho  rowdy  and  criminnl  cln,sl'  of 

support.  Lhc  flag  and  never  to  flin ch  from  its  path  through  blood  or  d eath."  The  Zounves,  a  few  dnys  aitcr wanl ,  loft  for  tho  Routh. 

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THE  ("BILLY")  WILHON  ZOU AVES,  A'l'  TAMMANY  HALL,  TAKING  THE  OATH  OF  FIDELITY  TO  Tl:IE  FLAG,  APRIL  24m,  J, (il. 

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by  a  rr11l1u1ry  <·  Nirl  11111l"r  Oov1•r11n1·  Andrf'w  nnd  Adjnbint  0Pn<'l'lti  i->c:houler.  accompa11iecl  hv  a  large  roncoursc  of  citizen s,  ancl  were  tempornril .\'  <l<'lWRitrcl  in  tho  vaults  or  Kini(~  C' h:q ll'l, 
were  Lut!H·r  ('.  Lridd,  i\ 1ldison  o. Whitney.  Olrnrles  A. 
fJ on rr1r>r  of 

the  fo 11 r  soldiers  of  th<'  ~ixf.h  .\fos1w:h11~ettR  Tir>~irncnt  who  were  killed  in  Baltimore,  April  l!Jth,  18Gl,  while  en  route  t,o  ll'aRhington,  was  hclrl  nt  HoRlnn,  ?lln'  ht.  Ti ii'  hPdil' 
'l' lw  11a111 .-

'I'he  L<'!~!islatme  of  Mnr.vlrmcl,  Oil  Marf'li  !ith,  180'2,  npproprialc'<l  Rf'VOll 

.. r  t l11 
lhnn HlllH!  1lollari:,  to  lw  ilis p1•1)  ··d ,  1111d e r  I !r 

fa  a<:hu  <:ll'l,  for  tho  relief  of  th o  familif'R  of  lhoACI  who  Wl'J'C  killed  iincl 

i11.i11rrcl. 

'l'aylo1·  anrl  ~nmnM rr.  NePclhnm. 

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BRIGADIER  GENERAL  J.  S.  l\TEGLEY. 

1\TAJOR  GE~ERAL  IR\YJX 

:'.\fcl>(J\YELL. 

General  Negley  was  born in East  Liberty,  Pa.,  December  26th,  1826.  He  eulisted 
In  April,  1861,  he  was  commissioned 
as  a  private  and  served  in  the  Mexican  War. 
bricradier  general  of  voluuteers;  served  in  Alabama  and  Tennessee  with  the  Army  of 
0
tbe
0hio;  and  at  the battle of  La>ergne,  October 7th,  1862,  was  in  command,  defeating 
tl10  Confederates  under  Generals  Anderson anrl  Forrest.  He  was  promoted  major  gen(cid:173)
eral  for  gallantry at  Stone  River,  and  at  the  battle  of  Chickamauga  held  Owen's  Gap. 
He  settled  in  Pittsburg  after  the war,  und  represented  that  city  in  Congress. 

Major  General  McDowell  wa'  born  in Ohio. October  15th, L. l 

• 

graduated from  West  Point in  I  3  .  He  held  se'l"erul  military  poai(cid:173)
tions  until  the  breaking  out  of  the  war,  when  hewn·  given  com(cid:173)
mand  of  the Army of  the Potomac.  On  account of  the  lo""  of  the 
battle  of  Bnll  Run, for  which  he  was  held  re  ponsible,  he  wa  super(cid:173)
seded  in  the  command  by  GE>nernl  ~f<'Clellau,  and  give1~ charge  of 
the  First Corps  of the .A.rrny  of  the  Potomac. 

.HHll,Af>IEH  OMNEHAI,  W.  S.  HOHIWlUNS. 

BrigadiBr  Oencral  Ho ,<'cru ri,H .wns. born  in  Ohw,  :->~·ptembl'l'  Gtlr,  1  19, 
and  was  gratluatc>tl  from'' •·st  l 01nt  Ill  184~.  Ile  l'Pl'Pl\Pd  a  l'om111i~·ion !ls 
brigi\<lit'I'  gorwral  in  tit~  n•gular .army,  ~lay lfith,  18lil,  urul  took  tlw  fh•ld 
"ith co1111111111<l  of a  1n·o v1s101HLI  hnl{11do  undN  U1•11nnd  ~let 'h,Jlnn  in  \\' L'~lern 
tlr8t  importunt  11ct1011  wus  that  oi  Hieh  Mountain,  whfoh  lll' 
\'i!'jdniu. 
th,  J 801. 
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ON  SANTA  ROSA 

ISLAND, 

FLA. 

l'IOKENS, 
.I 
Fort  Pickens  is  a  bastioned  work  of  the  first  c ass. 

of  guns,  which  are.  placed  under  bombproof  C8semates,  bes1c es  1~vrng  .  ch 
l 
·t  garnson  cons1s  s  o 
of  the  horizon,  wit l 
nearly  one  million  dollars .. When  ~n a  l';r o1~~d1e~·~  J  s 
sists  of  210  guns,  63  of  whwh  are  iron 

l 
fl  k  and  enfilading  fire  at  every  ang!e  o 
an 

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FORT 

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1 

. 

Its  walls  are  forty-~ve fefet  m 
one  tier  o  guns 
. ] 

. 

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It  .  m brasured  for  ti.1.  tie re. 
t  mcy poi n' 
e:~gbarb~tte  The  gnns  from  the  W?1h·k  lr3:d1a18e53o at  a  cc-•t  o~ 
,. 
'  f  th.  work  when  complete,  con 

t wol"  in  th wkne". 
. 

.  1828  and  finis  ec  m 

"  ' 

.  t 

. 

'l'he  work  was  commenced  m 

apl?1toa  f.  1  260  soldiers.  The  total  armament  o 

, 

e 

' 

RPIKL'G  THI~  GUNS  W' 

l'OltT  MOULTIUE  BY  MAJOH  ANDERSON,  J~EI•'OHE  I'l'S  J.:VAC'UA'J'CO 

, 

l>.ECEM BJi:H  2fr111, 

l~OO. 

Tnwa'd  th"  middle  "' J ""m bee  it be~'""  "itlent,  from 

ignificant  "'""' ;,,  the  South  Carnlina  Convoution  nntl  out  of  it,  thnt  an  occnp«lion  or  Un.tin  Pinckney  <nu!  l"nrt  8nmt0<  wue  U<<"<Hlnto<l.  M,
A""""'"  tlcddod  '" un lioi pnto  u,,  SO«lh  Uru-oHn in<<a  in  their  cuutem] >I nlml  n>amn<m-u.  Accordingly,  on  thu  night  u f  1),.,.,,,,, h,.,.  ~Olh  nt  u,,  ,; . 
1 i me  the  Bon th  Cm,Jiun Gounn ;,.;,,,,,,.  lrnd  • m·i ve<l  in  IV "8h ington  to  d rnntml  u,..  en r.-cndur  of  li<e  tort"  hu  OVl«'<<alod  J•'.,1·t  Mou) td 
1 
i \ i 
;,rt"' 
the  gun  nod  protidiog  lo<  tho  d"'""''inn  cf  thoir  '""i><gos  nnd  other  •nnt-Odal  J,y  liro,  Hnd  with  tho  "id  or  tluco  •«•all  """!'  .,,;,.,,  .\ly 
!erred  hi11  little  co n111ar11]  Lo  .Fort  Suwtor. 

~Jlj 

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0 

tho  mngn ii ud o  u f  mi Ii Wny  op"'·nl ioue  gniug  ou,  nud  o I Ju.,.  i wl ;,.,,tin n•,  con I' J  I  "; 

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FIRS'!'  'OITAHGE  OF  FREMONT'S  BODYGUAHD,  LED  HY  MAJOH  ZAGONYI,  ON 

'rHE  CONFEDERATE  GARRISON  AT  SPRI "GFIELD, 

l\10.,  OC:TOHEll  2finr,  Hifil. 

\''hilc  enr·amped  at  Pomme  ,cJe 

'J'erre,  Mo., .  .b,r~mont  Jearn

ed. that  a  Con federate  force  had  just  been  established  at  Springfield. 

t/JIJ  i·:unp  if  dcr•mr·rl  practicable.  When  Zagony1  arrived  near  Srrmgfield  he .learne~  that  the  Confederate  force  was  nearly  2,000  strong,  wh1lo  he  ha<l.  but  150  men. 
fhto  th<·  Nlr•uiy's  r:mks  in  tlw  fl!rr•  nf  :i  hailstorm  of  bnlletR.  Tfo  succeerled  m  !orc111g  the  Confederates  to  break  away  in  wild  <lisorder,  Lhns  making  lhe  first  charge  of  lite  bodygnanl  n  gn•at.  Sll<'l'•' 

otwnhsli:inchn~  lhi,  lli ·parity  h,  m  110  n 

• 

1

lie  at  ~nee  or<leretl  Major  Zagonyi  Lo  .take  hi~  ctn 1\lry  l'n  ::..  l'N'Ollllni 

tlllCl'.  •u1<l  ti)  ,  ptur 
hnr 

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Y..\ t1(l~l T, 

::\E . .\H  ~l'Hl. UFIEl ,1'. 

:\Lt\.,  l).  Ot''l'l>IHm  ~-Tl!, 

l'- .1. 

A fti·r  thn  first  ehitr~n  of  \lajlll"  Zago nyi,  .cl~i;r.rilH'<l  OH  nnothcr  ]Htgc.  Captain  )[<' 

~[ n11y  of  t lie  fugi Ii i·i·s  wrrn ° 11·r!11ke11 

1~  loR~  of  oighty-fo11r  cloud  alltl  110111ult•1l  111  tlw;  Pngagt'lllc11t.,  wl11  ·h,  for 

•.hargi·  t liri>1igh  tl11·  w11oclH. 
hra\••  follower11  HllfT1•n,d 
{H•rall•·l 
111  any  l1ist.ory. 

ii11ghto11  renchc1l  t.hci  scone  with  lift•  mN1. 
tlw.n>,  ns  well  m1  in  t ~in  strocts  of  :-lpriugfield  !Lt~<l  in  th  fo~est 
tho  bolcln  ss  of  1t.·  undertiik111g 

'l'ho  order  t~  follow  the  retn•:1ti11g  l'on!t'dt•r:itt><  w1  s  ;iH n,  :\I\ 1  l\U  d 
beyond  tho  city.  Only  wlwn  fnrlht•r  pnrsnit  ><tt'Hll'd  n~ •h's.·  did  th<  l' 
tho  1'1\pitlit)·  of  its  l'\l't•ntit'll  nndt•r  tlH•  • rt•at  di;;p:1rity  ,,f  11nml 
nnd 

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'JHJ:  8fXTEE."J'H  J'J:c;f:\fEXT,  ()Jfj()  \'(JL{'~TEEHH,  l::\fDEH.  COLONEL  rrrnrr ~E.  CJWHSJNO 

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11  01110  H\ll.HI  n 

(Ju  Its  '"'J  tu  J(,iwl<- ""!"I-:·  \:-1.,  thq  ,'ixtr·<>11th  ft.·ginwut  of  <Jliio  Vol1111trcrn  crossed  tho  'l'rny  Hun  Viaduct,  0110  of  tho  n10Ht  ro11111rk1dile  <'ngi11ePri11g  works  011  thn  wl  _ol1i 

1

11111tallld  HIX  hu11drr•d  feet  in  wiclth,  and  at  a  lieight  of  0110  hunclrc<l  and  sixty  fcPt  above  the  heel  of  tho  raviuo. 

'l'lw  rcmdway  Id  1rnpporti>cl  on  1rn11  1•.il11111111i, 

li1111  of  tht•  llnl11mo11•  111111  1lhh 

l'C'lll'cd 

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4 :id  J•lil''<:C]  on  a  f.'

1l1r1  rna  e  ,,r  111;1 

11

11r_v.  whi 1·h  fill11  up  tlw  liot,tn111  of  tlw  r1111. 

'!'he  8ec•11cry  at  Lhis  poiut  is  CfjlllLI  to  anything  in  t hu  world,  1·0111bi11i11H  thP  1·h 11 1ei•sL  11111t1•rial11  11f  111111111t11i11, 

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lUIODE 

ISLA....'\'D  REGIMENTS  El\IBAHKTNG  AT  PRO'YIDENCE  FOR 

EW  YOHK  AND 

\VASHI  'G'fOJ\. 

Within  fho  clavs  1Lft<'r  the  Prcsioent's  call  for 

troops  the  Rhode  Islann  Marine  Artillery.  with  8  guns  and  110  horses,  commanded  by  Colonel  Tompkins,  passed  thronO'h  Xt'\\  York  011  tlwir  \lay  f1\  Wn,hitPll>n. 

Fir&t  !l,cgirm·nt  of  'I 11 Ca 11 try,  1,200  strong,  under  Colonel  ~rnbrose  E.  Burnsicle,  was  ready  to  move. 
8pragt.1-,  who  h1ul,  from  liis  private  ]Hll'f!<'.  armerl  and  erp11ppcrl  the  regiment.  n.s  well  n.s  rontribntC'rl  to  the  general  war  fnntl. 

It was  C"mposed  of  many  of  _th e  wealthier  citizens  of  the  Statt',  ar~l  11t•eompanit'd  by  tlH'  p:1t1i11til' 

'I'he  li ttle  Rtatr.  on  Jfay  18th,  1861,  appropriatl'(l  ,,iOO.OnO  for  ·\''llll!\Fing  "'lnnt  'I  • 

111  th 
l11\Nl\nr,  \\ illi  II\ 

HA'l.rI.iE 

()!<'  H.ELllION'l', 

l\IO.,  OPPOSI'I'E  COLUMBUS,  KY,  NOVEl\JHEH  7:l'll,  18Cil- .l!'EnEnAL  FOHCES  COMMANDED  BY  u.  8.  CHANT;  00  1".ED IWAT C:  1''0HC'ER.  Ht 

l.T:'.O\ \l)\K  1'  n,1\ . 

.Ex1 1LL"A'JJOX.-1.  Brigadier  Oo11crnl  Crant  and  staff  directing  the  movements  or  Llic  troops.  2.  Briga<1ior  O.oncrnl  :McCl~rn1i.nd  leading  tho  clmrgo  iit  tho  hmt~  of  tho  'l'hidy-first  l\linoi;.. 

:1.  'l'hirl\'-tlr  l  lllinm  , 

IAgan.  4.  B"rly  of  Lieut1>11a11t  C'olonel  \Vonrltz,  8eventl1  Ohio.  5.  Body  of  Captfdn  Pulaski,  aicl-dc-cnmp  to  1\1e01ornand,  kdle1l  while  loadin~  thu  clmrge.  G: 
Jlli11oie,  C11lo1ll'I  Buforil,  taking  the  c.:arnp  c11lors  of  the  Oonfuclcratcs.  8.  'l'hirtieth  Illinois,  Oolo11el  Pouke.  8  A.  TwP11ty-RPconcl  Illinois,  Colo1wl  Doughort~'.  !l.  Light  rwlillPn,  011ptlli11  'l'avlor.  10.  :-i1''•'11Li\  llhi,.. 
11.  ('aplnin  S<:hwartz.  acti11ir  chic·f  of  1utillory,  taking thu  Oonfer1oratc  bo.Llcry.  12. \Vntson's  J;onisiitn:<  field  battery.  13. 
11.  B;Llll'I')  nf  ltctLV)'  cmf11111wu  111  ('nl11.mh11~.  1 '·  1't1l"l1t1p111t•11t 
J(j,  G1111f1>1l1•ra\(l  forryhrmt. 

th1'  Hehl  from  llH  11·\r. 

'011fcdornto  nrtillory  liorHus. 

atsson  ortlon•1! 

tn 

l"/.  C<>lnrnlms. 

';','I\ 

1111,111. 

It•  Ill'  f'ul11nd1u 

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LANDING  OF  UNr'fED  STA'rES  TROOPS  A'l'.  FOR'!'  WALKER,  AFTER  THE  BOMBAl'tDMENT,  NOVEl\IBER  7TU,  1861. 

In  order  to  cetu.blieh  a  naval  rend~zyous  where  vessels  on  the  way  to  or  from  blockacli11 g  squadrons  could  cm~~  and  take  .refuge  in  case  of  need,  it  wus  decided  by  tho  Fotlern.1  1111lhoritiL•s  ltl  1·nptt1l't'  tl1L1  L1lll~:111t't  lo  l\1rt; 

\\ ht•n  tho  l•l'th•rnl  tn.1111 
'l'hn  Jo~s  011  tlw  1ll'l'l  '111i1  ~  killt•1l  and  ~;l  11111111d1"1. 

R•iyu.I,  Honth  Unroliuu.  A  Ju.rgo  exped1t1on  was  fitted  out'.  and  after  a  heavy  bom bardment  of. abo~1t  four  hours,  signal  wns  given  that  the  two  forts,  '\Vulker  and  Beauregard,  hml  I.icon  :1b11mlum•1l. 
lu.n•l•·•I  111 

l•'oit  \\alk•·r  ili!'V  fount!  numbers  of  dead and  dying amidst  dismounted  guns  in  all  cl1rect1011s,  and  the  hospit11l  buildi ng  shot  through  and  through  in  many  places. 

Ae  B  Jiviu~  ill11strntirm  of  0111:  1Jf  I hrJ  a  pe:c:ts  CJf  the  C'h i 1 W fU',  a  sketch  is  giYcn  nhoYc  of  the  con lralmncli;,  11ce  "nigger~.'' going  to  their  <lni 1 \'  work  al  Fort re~:;  )l nimw. 

11rnr11J  r1mi1rrl  11s  of  tho  me:rry  phiz  of  Gc·orgc:  Clrri1ay  i11  his  saul•  mood,  others  wcn1·  the  pornlcrous  gral'ity  of  L~  l\c\\  J  l'Bl'Y 

ji;Rli<'l'. 

f'IH11,  u11Cl 
1:011lrnban1l  rixi  L<•tlf'  • 

•1111 

'l'hl' 

t•olnrt•d  11an  hnd 

'!'ht•  \IU"itit,  t•f  flu 
11  <'t>tllp.;ruth,J.' 

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